Memorial Day Observed At Wurtsboro
Memorial Day events in Wurtsboro began with a forenoon parade to Sylvan cemetery by school children and Boy Scouts. The afternoon featured a lawn festival, speeches, a Victory Loan liner, and patriotic band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtaboro
Sylvan Cemetery
Wheaton T. Sherwood
Middletown
Fred Gutekunst
Stanton Lidihers
North Road
Elmer
Hendry Roth
Brush Ion
Sumer
Carrie Craver
Mabel Wamsley
Jersey City
Harry Northrop
We Dray Pe Creamery
J. &. Holmes
Koothwis
Newark
Charles Whitman i
Yankee Lake
Frank Layton
A. Tenderson
Memorial services and summer notices in Bloomingburg
Bloomingburg memorial services at Woodmen’s hall drew strong attendance as local residents gathered Sunday. Civil War veteran Nev W. H. Colden delivered a stirring address. Community members announced openings and visits, with travel, family milestones, and plans for Memorial Day observances and church activities noted.
Atuli Hodd Rules Fea City Amid Rat Infestation
Auitan Atuli Hodd of Maroc seizes the Sultanate to establish Fea as a sacred city plagued by rats. He nationalizes the city and orders thousands to be brought to Wow for service. Hongkong law then enforces house by house care measures with variable house counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuli Hodd
Auitan
Marocco
Fea
Hongkong
Protein Rich Foods For The Human Body
The text lists foods that supply high protein to the human body including meat poultry fish and eggs. It mentions peas nuts and cereals as plant sources and notes the need for protein in the diet for proper body function and health.
Grace Mou Chiropody and Hair Parlor Ad
An old advertisement lists Grace Mou Chiropody Hair and Manburg Parlors at 2 Orelard Sa Middletumn ON Y. It promotes electrical scalp and race treatments and mentions the first week of esch oanoath at Port Joreix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mou
Manburg
Orelard Sa
AL Port Joreix
Bishop Division Debate in New York Diocese
The article outlines a split over dividing the Diocese of New York to form a new diocese. Manning supporters back a first ballot win, while low church candidates split among Stires, Sintrory, Robbins, and Shipman. A vote by suburban vestries could trigger a convention decision with the general church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gee
New York
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
Manning
Ernest M. Stires
St Thomas
Mure
Charles Lewis Sintrory
Howard Chandler Robbins
Cathedral
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Burch
Stires
Stire
Mey
Lr Slattery
Dean Robbins
William J. Huntington
Grace Church
Rockland
Orange
Sylvat
Ulster
Dutchess
Westchester
Putnam
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
Hell
Gleat
Wihlo Greer
Dlogasan
Witter
Spleopal Church
Morin al Detroi
Wilbo
Mpriar Hocese
Gropeau
Falla JL
Highonarch
John Houston Dies in Qu town at 74
John Houston longtime town resident and farmer died at his home Saturday after a brief illness. He was born in 1646 in Angnat and was active in local church and Masonic bodies. Survived by one sister, burial at Floridan cemetery follows funeral at Inte rinne on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coghon
John Houston
Quvhen
Pormethins
Deen
Oto
Foshod
Angnat
Dir Bits
Jane Aegley Houten
Mr. Houston
BL Pail
Chester
Goshen Lada
WSAM
Cyprun Commandery
Middletown
Migs Currky Seeley Uouston
Charges Dropped Amid Court Hearing Confusion
In a damaged transcript a defendant faces questions about alleged acts seven years prior. The court heard witness testimony and the prosecution rested after sworn statements. A county judge remanded the case while awaiting further action and bail was set at a provisional amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Gardner Mra
Ireen
Direen
Wilmessen
Lee
Rus Toll Wiggins
BSS
Wan
Germans Must Sign by June 25
Continued from page one the proclamation of a new Reich government and National Assembly in Rhine cities. The provisional government will meet there with Weishadon and other officials to establish the orbit of the new public body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane Topublic
Rhine
Goverment
National Assembly
ML Weishadon
Memorial Day Observed at Pine Bush and Local Notices
Memorial Day was observed with graves decorated and school students planting flowers for their late principal Prof. Nathaniel Foster Greens. A Grisham Church meeting extended a unanimous call to Rev. William Chambers of Sanford as pastor. Several local residents and visitors, including J Morrison McKinney and Archie P Hinchart, were noted guests.
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High Schol
Alice
Nathaniel Foster
Grisham
William Chambers
Sandford
Barn Dance at Riverdale Promises Festive Evening
Preparations are under way for a Riverdale Club barn dance on Wednesday night. Decorations aim to evoke a rural atmosphere and a beauty contest will feature judges listed from nearby towns. A departure from Frankville Square is scheduled at 7:00 and return at 12:00 with attendees expected to attend in country costumes.
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Five
Erdale Club
Aot
Kronk
Middletown
J. Meanuy
Moricta
Fred W. Itock
Goshen
Boy Scouts of Chester Officers Earn Meals For Service
The Chester Boy Scouts completed the Victory Loan drive raising funds and eight Scouts will receive meals for their efforts. David Corcoran of Chester was appointed a State highway patrolman for Orange County by Commissioner of Highways Frederick Groom. Mrs T F Connolly of New York plans a short visit to her mother Mrs Mary Rowan. Joseph Keily of Somfields visited Friundary town this week. Halen Groone spent Memorial Day in Chester with family. W C Taub and Miss Amelia Andrews visited Miriam Tithill on Wish Street over Memorial Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keouta
Uin
David Corcoran
Chester
Orange County
Com
Sontifields
Friundary Town
Fea Halen Groone
Atai
George Brooks
Aly
W. C. Taub
Mipa Amelia Andrews
Miriam Tithill
Wish Street
Ethel Fitzgerald
Wronklyn
Thomas Firegerald
Abmer Wells
Middletown
Charles Wells
Winfield Keichem
Hitt
Sprinefield
Conn
Ald Society
Isabelle Wells
Jadia Hall
de Ruarra
Port Jervis
Albert Fitzgerald
Mra
Charlie Wells
Liberty
E Keschem
Armel
Geortz Kaufman
Wedding Attendees and Local Notices From Meriden Conn
The report lists attendees of a cousin’s wedding in Meriden Connecticut including Christine and Jennie Killian. states Hubband Killian of Syracuse is in St Luke's Hospital in Newburgh awaiting hip surgery for an abscess. Also notes various weekend visits by residents from New York and others, plus a church club meeting announcement and church event plans.
Private F C Cocks Letter From France 1919
Private Charles F Cock of Company L 28th Infantry writes from Aix les Bains France describing travel from Montabaur Germany to the health resort and his arrival with 2,900 other GIs and a comfortable French villa stay before rejoining in Allinger Germany on the central zone border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Cook
Lewis Price
Brooklyn
Charles F. Cock
28Th Infantry
France
Aix des-Bains
Aix-les-Bains
Ewias
Italy
Alps
Ham
Uncle Sam
Elbinger
Montabaur
Bert
Atrval
Iran
Villey
Allinger
Germany
Employers Not Obeying the Insurance Law
Albany correspondent reports the State Industrial Commission chairman John Mitchell stating many Workmen's Compensation Law employers neglect required insurance. Four options to insure exist: state fund, private insurer, mutual, or self insurance with financial security. Violations carry civil penalties and potential misdemeanor charges up to five hundred dollars or one year in jail. The commission will pursue criminal prosecutions against repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Albany
Jane
John Mitchell
State Industrial Commission
Mitchell
Industrial Commission
Brain Sleep and the Failing Circulation Theory
A damaged OCR text discusses historic beliefs about brain circulation and sleep, noting observers watching brain activity through a hole and pondering why sleep occurred. The fragment references Steep and mentions conscience as a seat, with unclear details remaining due to corrupted print.
Fragmented OCR note about timidity and courage in Bremen
A garbled passage discusses fear and courage with scattered references to Bremen and a tally of actions. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering few readable names or concrete events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Memorial Day at Van Fleet Home Celebrates Family Guests
A Memorial Day gathering at the Van Fleet home drew guests from Ridgewood Hawthorne Paterson and New York City among others. Attendees included Irvey Myers Mer and Mrs Northrup Laura Shields and many relatives as communities note Children’s Day plans and arrivals from overseas are mentioned alongside local visits and moves.
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Unionrise
Anna Bellow
Hamburgh
Swarts
Westtown
W. H. Edwards
New York City
Sullivan County license list shows 18 yearly permits
County Treasurer Clinton A Shaw reports 18 yearly licenses in Sullivan County plus summer licenses, with transfers and relocations. Names include Wm Co Englemann Narrowsburg Robert Jawering and son Shandeles Luxe How ard Darling Callicoon Ernest Madersohn Tennanah Lake Robert Dewes and others. A transfer moves William Kille Hawkins license to Henry Gales Long Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton A. Shaw
Sullvan
Wm. Co. Englemann
Narrowsturg
Robert Jawering
Long Eddy
FL Hueset
Cochecton
Wm. Kilte
Hawkins
W. Sawyer
Calitccon
Geo. DeLapp
Kenom Lake
b—Albert Meyer
Narrowsburg
Edward Solomon
Oakland Val
Mount Hope church observances mark children day
Mount Hope on June 8 observes children’s day with a program organized by Sunday school teachers and pupils. Attendees are urged to show good will by attending Sunday evening events. Various locals visited, hosted guests, and small gatherings occurred across the week including visits to Liberty and Middletown.
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Mount Hope
Chidren
Ridgebury
Hirey Stewart
Epworth League
Aethodist
Charles A. Halla
N.Y. Anti-Saloon League
Methodist
Holla
Lost Money Returned to Owner in Montgomery
A hardware merchant on Clinton street found a wallet Friday containing 35 dollars in bills, change, and jewelry. It was returned to the rightful owner, an Italian worker on the Black Dirt farm near here. The item notes various social visits and local happenings, including residents from New York and Brooklyn visiting Empire House and other local spots during Memorial Day week.
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Montgomery
A. G. Browne
Clinton Street
Mary McLaughlin
New York
Lidge
Empire House
Frederick J. Florine Jand
Philip WH
L Unton
Harry Pettit
Misa Elsa A. Greiner
Mary Ellen Kehoe
George W. Bell
Elmhurst
L. L
Mollie Necker
Union Street
John A. Conroy
William Cahill
Goodwill
John A Conray
Adi Lions
Elsie Wallace
Edna Lyons
Brooklyn
Edgar Smith
Charles M. Vanderoef
Og Bellmore
Foha J. Vanderoef
Fred” Helzer
George
Washington, D
James McDonald
Jessie
Pauline Fredericks
Ralph Bodle
Poughkeepsie
George Podle
Harry Pitts
Fred” Haskin
Independent Press
Suffern
Herman Crans
Hame
John Niver
Walker Valley
William VanAlst
Nework
Anna B. VanAlst
Sistani Tat
Surprise Birthday Party For Ralph Browner Ends In Joy
Ralph Browner and about 124 friends and relatives celebrated a surprise birthday last Thursday evening in Howells. Hazel Townsend shared the occasion with Browner as music and games entertained guests. The event wrapped up at a late hour with everyone enjoying the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Howell's Improvement Corporation
Library Hall
Otto Wagner
Dorothy
Elizabeth
N. J
D. A. Daland
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Reeve
Woman Finds Relief With Goldine In Balmville
Mrs. William Craft from Palmville suffered six months of knee stiffness after daily work and found no remedy until Goldine. She reports feeling ten years younger and urges others to try Goldine. The ad notes multiple local distributors and pricing for liquid and tablet forms.
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Wurtsboro
Bloomingburg
Woodmen’s
Nev
W. H. Colden
Michlejohn
Wiech Winn
J.e. Horton
Moa
Antlie Horton
Carring
Misa Howell
Newburgh
Miss Hewitt
Long Inland
Mish Mitchell
A. Currig
Maling
Syracuse
Bergeant Maoch Sawyer
Juma
Jr. Heil
Saniuty
PA Mireau and
Funthy
Pines
George Holbert
Blute
Walllog
Amedtonagle
Jiegers
Badde Town
Amteburas
Cyahdld Supply Company
GHU
William
Cornelags
Potecdiarectyr
Ioobalmer
Parfom
Marth St
Branchico
Otten
National Casket Co
Companie Autowebue
Pd. Reilly
Fanerai
Lexington Avenue
New Yors Uty
Emeral
HE North
Pige One
Pine Bush
George 4. McKinney
Hot Springs
Ark
J. Morrison Mckinney
Archie P. Hiinchart
Mr. Wisner Janeed
John E. Jansen
New Prospect
A. K. Behail
Sparta
Loren W. Hunt
Jolson
Mira
A. J. Slater
Lestie Ward
George Ward
John Mrassing Ward
Leslie
Maryland
Grange Hell
Vyhe 4
Willam Schoonmaiker
Hrook
Mary Schoonmaker
Riverdale
Boy Scouts of
Rock Tavern
Cyvic Club
Citi Chih
Wallskitl
Medlar
Tharedas
Motama Aya Morhuainstown
Su Rhbertary
Jae
Ridertary Pradierian Chimved
Dora
F. C. Cock
van Fleet
Presbyterian Church
Willi Hanford
Leora Hanford
Oakland
Katherine Slanford
Passaic
Edward Crown
Newton
John Robbine
Johnnie Baugrin
George Titus
Liend
Fem Paterson
Mro
Mila Mrooklyn
van Sickle Manor
Milne
Hughes
van Sickle
Jack Everett
Tiberty
J. A. Phillips
Walton
Hires Condensed Milk Co
Alex. Hanlon
Paterson
J. W. Wester
Main Street
County of
Sullivan
A. L Ferguson
Lake Huntington
Rafaele Marticeli
Teozanah
Wm. H. Maus
Fremont Centre
Joan Adplanalp
Yoursville
Geo. Weismer
Calitecon
Hasbrouck
Jeffersonville
Ferd
Steinhauser
Callcoon Center
Fritulin Straub
Eldred
lé—Yobn Link
North Branch
James E Carney
Pallebure
Distiller
Lcense
Brandt and Buddenhagen
Bot Drag Works
Callicoon
Henry W. Maybee
Livingston Manor
John Abglanalp
Youngaville
Marle Schiogackweer
Vince
Edward Culamon
Oakland Valley
Thompem Place
Merewold Park
Forest Lurgh
Francis Oswald
Margaret
Maud Hammond
Isabel Bayles
H. Cady Newkirk
Cfee Rochelle
Hanah Newkirk
William Wood
William Enger
Ralph Browner
Balmville
William Craft
Palmville
Mre
George Frening
Goldine
Euffer Me
J.C. Mackey
John C. Mackey
McMonagle & Rogers
Jones’ Drug Store
Ghia
Reis
Williams Brothers
Kaufmah
Kait
Excelsior and Osborn
W. A. Hartin
East Main Street
Middletown,n. Y
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