Banquet at Close of Goshen Parade
At Memorial Day exercises in Goshen the Knights of Columbus St John’s Council will hold a banquet at Garr Hall for about 300 guests. After a social hour, a large class will receive the third degree, with Hon. Arthur J. Hilley in charge, followed by a social dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goaden
St. John’s
Arthur J. Hilley
Garr Hall
Goshen
Goshen Council
Gatt Hall
Arthur J. Hiller
New York City
Delevan Family News and Local Probate Notices
Newa reports R H Delevan of Chatham fractured arm and dislocated shoulder after a fall. son Arthur to assist in business during recovery. Goshen notes grants of administration for Annie E H O Neal Oliver Hasbrouck Jesse Dekay Louis Namm estates with varied sums and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Newa
R. H. Delevan
Chatham
Arthur Delevan
Mr. Delevan
Frank Slach
Annie EH. O'Neal
Russell O'Neal
Oliver Hasbrouck
Middletown
Mary J. Hasbrouck
Jesse .Dekay
Sarah J. Dekay
George B. Dekay
Louis Namm
Cecilie Namm
Walden
Goshen Speaks at Interec scholastic Contest
The Orange County Inter scholastic public speaking contest at Goshen High School drew large attendance. Top honors went to Goshen High School for the young men and Warwick contingent for the young ladies, with Goshen and Warwick earning second prizes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jung
Orange County
Goshen High School
Warwick
Red Cohen Bail Granted in New York Horse Ring Case
Isreal Loren known as Red Cohen, alleged ringleader of a horse thrashing gang, arrested in New York, brought to the county jail for bail, released on a $2000 bond at 1:30 this morning, and departed for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosnen
Isreel Loren
Board to readvertise sewer work bids for savings
The Board of Trustees plans to readvertise the sewer project and seek new bids. Sand samples analyzed show potential to cut costs by more than half. about 11,000 yards of sand and gravel are needed for the sludge beds, promising substantial savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Board of Trustees
Quarterly Conference to Be Held Tonight in Methodist Church
The quarterly conference in Gusuen will meet this evening with District Superintendent F. H. Deming presiding. Pastor J. C. Coddington will discuss one of the Ten Commandments on Sunday, focusing on Thou Shalt Not Steal Be Honest, as evening worship begins at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusuen
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. H. Deming
J. C. Coddington
Sundar
Trustees to Attend First Presbyterian Sermon
On May 2 the Board of Trustees will join Cataract Engine and Besse Company members at the First Presbyterian Church on Sander Avenue for Chaplain F. S. Haines sermon Men Who Play the Fool Versus Men Who Play the Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosnen
Cataract Entine and
Bese Company
Villecg
le Mettre
Travtece Ail
F. S. Haines
Goshen Personal Notice in Memorial Day Visit
Local personal notice lists names including Mise Alice Balle visiting at the home of Misces Exel and Marr Tavis from Exat Orange, NL 6. References Mrs Elisabeth Upricht with Memorial Day activities alongside Mrs Fra Kelix at Hatnhare N. War commune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gothen
Mar
Alice Balle Win
Misces Exel
Marr Tavis
Exat Orange
Elisabeth Upricht
Fra Kelix
Hatnhare
Goshen Personal Notes and Banquet Highlights
Goshen reports Memorial Day visits by residents and guests including Les Me Dominicus from New York and Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien. Knights of Columbus hold a June banquet with 200 guests, third degree conferred, and a social dance. Malcolm Halsey resigns from Scott Pharmacy to return to Belport. C A McDermott of Newburgh to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Les Me Dominicus
New York City
Dominicus
Elizabeth O’brien
Gertrude M. Vicby
Marlboro
N. Y
Passaic
N. J
Hugh Daley
Brooklyn
Harold Parker
Harry Moragan
Morgan
New York
Charles Diehl
Newburgh
Y. 9. Yates
Seattle
Washington
Yates
Fred Btrack
Belport
Malcolm Haleey
Scott Pharmacy
Halsey
Thege
C. A. McDermott
Beacon
McDermott
Tree Replaced After Windstorm Damages Goshen Home
In Goshen on June 1 a large tree blown over by a windstorm crushed the porch roof and shattered windows at Thomas Mould’s Church Street home. Workers started replanting the tree back in place amid some difficulty. Also in Goshen, the Methodist Church reported a debt-raising campaign totaling $600, freeing the church from debt. The pastor Rev. J C Coddington departed for Madison for a two week Summer School of Theology, with services continuing on Sundays. A road-improvement push seeks relief for the Walden to Pine Bush route after petitions to Assemblyman Mentcomer and Commissioner Curtis citing dangerous, crushed stone stretches and tire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Thomas Mould
Church Street
J. C. Coddington
Madison
Walden
Pine Bush
Mentcomers
Montgomery
Curtisis
Woman’s Odd Chicken Exhibit Stuns Winterton Market
Mrs. O. F L Winter of Winterton brings a sample of unusually large chickens to the Times-Presa offices. Birds range from the smallest to nearly ostrich size, part of a wide freakish collection. The note hints at a domestic craze in the winter air. The stock market section notes a reversed move in markets in New York and mixed reactions abroad amid Wilson’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Times-Presa
Winters
Winterton
Wintertom
Obituary notices from Port Jervis and surrounding towns
Obituaries list Mrs. Delixn Misner Reynolds of Oxford and Chenango county who died aged 78 after rheumatic illness. details cite her 1835 birth in Thompson and marriage to John W. Reynolds, with service in the 143d Regiment. Also noted are deaths of Monroe resident Nathaniel Bull and Almira Westbrook of Milo, plus multiple funeral notices and burial plans across New York towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Reynolds
Delixn Misner Reynolds
Home For
Oxford
Chenango County
N. Y
Bhs
Thompson
Bullivan County
Bimoos
Adams Misner
Sherman
143D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bridgeville
K. M. Reynolds
Bloomingburg
Chas, H
Glen Wild Cemetery
Disbarment of Attorney Now Sought
Newburgh, June 1. Papers served on John W. Eighmy in the Newburgh jail outline a petition by the Association of the Bar of the City of New York seeking his disbarment. Eighmy faces potential appearance by habeas corpus to Brooklyn for the June 10 hearing. The petition cites a 1866 bar admission and a 1878 perjury conviction tied to a will dispute, with prior blackmail charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
John W. Eighmy
Justice of the Peace
J. Harold. McCord
Eighmy
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
Elghmy
Einar Chrystie
State Bar Association
Geneva
N. Y
McCord
Reuben H. Hilton
Nelson B. Lent
Messrs. McCord
Hilton
Ballston Spa
Emanuel Perrott
Isatler
Nelson Lent
Mr. Lent
Lent
Lawrence County
Saratoga
Milton
Verbeth
Alfred Eighmy
Danne ‘Mora
Alfred Bighmy, Jr
Obsequies for Mrs Mary Bracken Held at St Josephs Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary A Bracken were held Friday morning at St Josephs Church with Father Batasso as celebrant. Large attendance and many floral tributes marked the occasion. Pallbearers included F M Dineen John Quigier William Cahill Michael Rimmer Peter Ricney and James Cahill. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty A. Bracken
Mary A. Bracka
Sir Joseph’s
Father Ba Tasso
F. M. Dineen
John Quigier
Willian Cahill
Michael Rimmer
Peter Ricney
James, Cahi
St. Mary's Cemetery
Montgomery
Alderman Dirks to Attend Central and Northern New York Conference
Alderman and Mr William J Dirks will depart Tuesday morning by C and W train for a week in central and northern New York visiting Syracuse and Auburn among other points Then Major Cox and President Salt of the Common Council will also travel Tuesday to attend the conference Wedding date changed Madrid June wedding set for June 11 civil June 10 announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
William
J. Dirks
Central
New York
Syracuse
Auburn
Cox
Couger
Madrid
Windsor Lake House Burns at Greenfield
The Windsor Lake House hotel at Greenfield owned by Paul Nichols burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Friday morning. The surrounding bowling alleys music hall barn and cottage were saved. The fire's cause is unknown. the property was insured though the amount is not stated. Mr and Mrs Nichols planned to move into the hotel for the summer. The site featured a lake and large grounds attracting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilenville
Juos
Paul Nichols
Greenfield
Windsor Lake House
Nichols
Addison Straton
Ten Deputies Named by Workmen's Compensation Commission
Ten deputies have been chosen by the workmen's compensation commission at a salary of 4000 dollars a year plus expenses. Among the appointees is Albanian Thomas D. Fitzgerald, chairman of the legislative committees of the State Federation of Labor. Other deputies include Cyrus W. Phillips of Rochester, George W. Batten, Geter Fisher of Rochester, August Lauter of the Bronx, B. L. Storms of Doobs Ferry, John Fitzgibbons former Oswego mayor, Thomas J. Gurtis of Manhattan, Thomas J. Drennan former secretary Brooklyn board of assessors, and Patrick A. Whitney former commissioner of corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Thomas D. Fitzgerald
State Federation of Labor
Cyrus W. Phillips
Rochester
George W. Batten
Lockport
Geter Fisher
August Lauter
German Democracy
the Bronx
B. L. Storms
Doobs Ferry
John Fitzgibbons
Oswego
Thomas J. Gurtis
Manhattan
Thomas J. Drennan
Board of Assessors
Brooklyn
Patrick A. Whitney
Corrections
New York City
Two Men Accused In Monticello Assault Case
Mrs. Emma Clark of Monticello swore out warrants against Red Philcox of Wurtsboro and Thomas Moore of Haven for attempted rape of her 14 year old daughter Esther. Both were arrested, waived examination, and held on bonds for hearings. Philcox remained in custody on bail while Moore’s charge was withdrawn. The two called the charges a frame up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Emma Clark
Red” Philcox
Wurtsboro
Thomas Moore
Haven
Esther
Dollard
Justice Niven
Eaid
Philcox
Moore
Shoots Hired Man in Jealous Tragedy Near Fentonville
Charles Weeks, a Jamestown cigar dealer, shot and killed George Ganey, a hired man, after locating him on Weeks' farm near the state line below Fentonville. Weeks telephoned Warren county Sheriff and waited for arrest. jealousy named as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George Ganey
Charles Weeks
Warren County
Weeks
Fentonville
Ganey
Osterhoudt Worden nuptials in Ulster county home
Miss Emma Carrie Worden of Kyserike Ulster county and Chester Osterhoudt of this city married last Friday at the bride house 12% North street The ceremony was performed by Rev B Smith They were attended by Miss May McDowell and Walter Beynolds The couple will reside locally after a short wedding trip Mr Osterhoudt is employed by the Qataria Western. Also noted is the Warwick marriage of Mary Bula aircnucid daughter of the late Rev D C Litchfield and Thomas W Rekay performed by Rev James Bris don. Smith Hes at Christ Methodist Episcopal Church Glens Falls NY Mar 4 1914 Bertram Smith of Govden and Ella Mar Hess of Middletown married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira W. Westbrook
Milo
Stillwater
Sussex County
N. J
Pe Hammond
Fannie Horton
Harmony Methodist Church
Lizzie Rice
Highbridge
Mia
Albert C. Reid
James B. Ervey
Butler
Smith Morton
Minerva Tuthill Horton
Smith Horton
Third Street
Jersey City
Howells
N. Y
John H
Clementina Tuthiil
Oliver Tuthiil
Howeils
Jennie Flower
Mary Bula Aircnucid
D.C Litchfield
Thomas W. Rekay
Warwick
James Bris
Smith
Hes
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Glens Falla
N.Y
Charles Otis Judkins
Bertram Smith
Govden
Ella Mar Hess
Middigtorn
New Masonic Temple Planned at Main Street Corner
A new Masonic temple is planned to be erected at the corner of Main Street and Jisdeon Avenue by Stony Point lodge. Plans are being drawn by the architect who designed the nearby Central Presbyterian Church, with work to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwayershaw
Main Street
Jisdeon Atence
Stony Point P Loar
Tie Nae Central Presbyterian
Atore
Norris resolution challenged as Sherman law violation
Warhinden June 1 report says the Senate referred the Norris resolution to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It asks the Attorney General to determine if New York Central is a combination in restraint of trade under the Sherman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhinden
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Record crowd marks Goshen Memorial Day observance
Memorial Day in Goshen drew a large out of town turnout with a parade including the Goshen Band Boy Scouts Knights of Columbus and veterans groups. Services at Slate Hill cemetery featured Gettysburg Address by Jas Hilley remarks by Lt. C August White and a dirge by the Goshen Corner Band followed by grave decorations and volleys and a final visit to St James Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Boy Scouts
P. O. S. ci Ay
Order
Goshen Fife
Knights of Columbus
Slate Hill Cemetery
America
Sons of Veterans
Fred B. Hock
Hock
James Scott, Jr
Girls’ Glee Club
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Jas. Hilley
C. August White
Mr. White
Bradley Monument
St. James’ Cemetery
Warwick High Students Stage "The Ladies of Cranford" for Athletic Fund
Warwick June 1 The Warwick High School auditorium offered a well presented production of The Ladies of Cranford directed by Miss Lillian Brown and Miss Mildred Weaver. The cast included Marguerite Baxter Grace Bristow Edith Davenport and Emma Price among others. A violin solo by Frank Nolmes and the school orchestra supplemented the performance which netted about 78 dollars for the athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Warwick High School
Ladies of Cranford
Athletic Association
Hfeld
Lillian Brown
Mildred Weaver
Matilda Jenkyns
Jeniyns
Edith Davenport
Peggy
Miss Barker
Yelina Smith
Parkes
Emma Price
Susan
Mary Mott
Jennie
Margaret Vah
Tig Associaion
Ford Plan Explored In Leslie's Week Feature
Harold W Sims details Henry Ford's distribution of ten million dollars to Ford employees in a Leslie's Week article. The piece questions motives, argues philanthropy or strategic move, and cites Slauson who led the Motor Department and studied Ford plants in the west. The author hails from Middletown with no high school degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
passLiz
Harold W . Sims
Henry Ford
Ford Automobile
Ford
Slauson
Motor Department
Leslies
Deloss Haigh Selon
Local Executive’s Son Arrives in New York From Russia
G Bertram Teave, assistant to Singer Manufacturing’s general manager in the Bastian district and son of Me. William B. Roger, travels to New York from Russia via Trestay. He plans a weeks visit with his mother and will soon take up duties that may place him in Moscow, Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bertram Teave
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bastian
William B. Roger
New York
Rsgia
Bonnel
Rustsia
Bmi
Moscow
Russia
People Come and Go Across Communities for Memorial Day
A flurry of visits and travel saturates Middletown and neighboring towns as residents from New York City Farmington Maine Port Jervis and Mechanicstown converge for Memorial Day events. Notables include W. QO Van Sciver son Kenneth and daughter Elvena returning from New York, Mrs Sarah J Gardner visiting, and many locals hosting relatives. Attendees at Memorial Day services include Miss Dor othy Wood and Mrs Lillian Cortright with Ellis Carr. The scene also notes travel to Indianapolis auto races and automobile mishaps near Middletown with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. QO. van Sciver
Kenneth G
Elvena G
New York City
Sarah J. Gardner
Academy Avenue
Lillian
Cortright
Ellis J. Carr
James Jackson
Dorothy Wood
Mechanicstown
Unioneville
Harold W. Slauson
Lois
Kinsley W. Slauson
Janet
John W. Slauson
Indianapolis
Ind
Mra
Cleveland
Middletown
Walter H. Whitehall
Miss Kerr
Women’s Auxiliary
Archdeaconry of
Orange
Newburgh Journal
Lyman G. Preston
Farmington
Maine
4. Preston
Orchard Street
Harry B. Thorn
New York
Kinsom
John
W. Thorn
Prospect Avenue
Mies A. Evelyn Norton
Colummbia University
A. G. Norton
Washington Street
Herold Ruddy
Alonzo Davis
N. Y
Mayfield Cor. Carbondals
Eva Norris
Harriet Schofield
Port Jervis
G. W. Lasewy
Lake Avenue
Ida E. Knox
Eleanor Peck
James Street
Kaon
The
Mechanics Trust Co
New Aerses
Anna Pattmore
Robert J. Nelson
Watervilet
J. McClure
Simeon. Nelson
Charles Durfer
River Street
John Bariette
Waite Madigan
West End
John Madi Jean
Norton
Frank Seerner
Middletown Shire
Compan
Marshere
Atear
Mr Sand
MiaTetowa
Maiamotas
W. C Holmes
Middletows
Sprigatewea
Susquehanna
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Siba
Mixcourt
Wilson
Nathaniel B. Bull, Ane de
Monroe
Nathaniel B. Bull
Bull
Caroline Smith
Matilda
John G. Ford
Highland Mills
James Rider
Edward P. Smith
James
George
Samuel
Alao Ong
Mary L. Coleman
Santa Anna
California
Monroe Cemetery
Philip Harding
John Street
Fred
Gardiner
Jessie
Louis Gossweller
Alice
Russell Simpson
Roy
Katherine
Mack
Ralph
Wallkill
Edward
Chester
Wurtsboro Cemetery
Jemima Coleman Sawyer
Port. Jervis
Edith Edwards
Morgan Hill
Por Jervis
Laurel Grove
Thamas Coleman
Prudence Corwin
Sawyer
Mount Hope
Oranges County
M. E
Samuel Jones
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Frank Seveney
Eris
Frank Sweener
Hammond Street
St. Mary’s Church
Edward F. Leonard
Delegmes
Kaights of
Columbus
Holy Name Society
Brotherhood of
Oscar J. Frear
Qsear
Frear
Hapfry W
Eton Harvey Frear
Mocninineate
Binghamton
Freat
Moutatadar
Ore
Elizabeth Lukens
Liberty Street
Hillside Cemetery
W. T. Cornelius
Watkins
John Halstead
Minnie Halstead
Reiner
Halstead
Harvey
Phebe Budd
Charles
Stanley
Leonora
Hai Sonday
Wurfsboro
William Moffett
West
146Th Street
Phoebe Moffet
Henry A. Gates
Delaware County
Delt
Bricht
Ulster County
Demay
Litchfield
NEW Masonic Temple
Warwick High
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