Improvements At Beakes Creamery In Salisbury AMs
The C H C Beakes Dairy Company hires Brown Brothers to install a pasteurizing plant and a ventilator system at the Salisbury creamery. In Kaisertown wild cherry trees line the highway. An open air hand concert is set for next Tuesday at 8 PM. Mrs Joseph McKay of Paterson is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H W Gardner with her children. Tin roofs will cover all outbuildings of A Arbuckle of Little Britain by Brown Brothers. Nellie Connelly has joined the creamer parlor staff. Joan Connelly of Waldwick is visiting Mr and Mrs Michael Connelly with his wife and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Arbuckle
Little Britain
Brown Brothers
Nellie Connelly
Ace Creany
Edward Puff
Joan
Community Notes and Local Visits in Unionville
Unionville welcomes residents and visitors with church events at the Presbyterian Hutch on Sunday morning and an evening program of songs and authors. Preaching at Mt Selden Sunday afternoon, Sunday school at 2. Peter Shanebury advertises a new Ford touring car. Locals and visitors including Ward Smith Belcher and Simona of Philadelphia are mentioned with various family visits and travels across town.
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Bnionville
Hutch
Mt. Sdlem
Peter Shanebury
Lorn Hanford
Oakland
Ward Smith
Isaac Belcher
Simona
Philadelphia
Chamslter
J. A. Skidmore
George Tuttle
T Marrison
N. J
Merritt Stithwell
Myr
Burklow
Brooklyn
J. M. Brown's
Romain Titus
Patarson
J. Harvey Hanford
Tlura
Minisink Grange
Circleville Notes and Social Items Update
Circleville reports Harry Cox recovering from injuries and ready to resume activities. Edward Sitvserald spent Memorial Day at the local division. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Ire Wood on their marriage. Mrs. Wood was Edith Cox of the village. Memorial Day guests included Mrs. Phunter of Middletown visiting a sister near the village.
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Cireleville
Harry Cox
Edward Sitvserald
Taal Division
Circleville
Jue Wood
Wood
Edith Cox
Riegeradd
Eve
Sumidlis
Rloes
Maybrook
Border
Ars, Phunter
Middletown
Exposition Visit Described By Crescent City Tourists
Mrs Mhioghe Smitt and sister Mira Fanayelacon from Crescent Viner enjoyed a winter in San Francisco with their mother Mortinde Alatan. They describe the exposition as a great sight and say they spent a pleasant visit touring the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhioghe ¢ Smitt
Mira Fanayelacon
Crescent Viner
San Prancitca
Mortinde Alatan
Mie Wineter
San Francisco Exposition
Westtown community notes and memorial service report
Local items report Fred Clark taken to Tihrad Hospital for appendicitis after a Sunday incident and medical updates on his condition. Community events include garden frost impacts, Memorial Day visits, a Pythian service at Pine Bush, and a large turnout for a Knights of Pythias observance. The death of Mrs Theron Brittain is announced by the D A R with tribute to her service and character.
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Fred. Clark
Theron Brittain
Westtown
Dread Clark
Thorn's Creamery
Dawley
Tihrad Hospital
Fred Trandall
Middletown
Frank Anderson
Mainie Worth
Rutherford
N. J
Charles Aldrich
Arthur
Tinlett W. Clark
Ira GG Glarh
Cornel
Henry Taylor
Wilmington
Del
Wnnelty
Clark
Thia
Mandey
Ittea
iTulett
W. Frank Lain
Woott Seward
Mae Lola Bradner
Warwick
Misa Bradner
Gorge M. Clark
Ichigen
Julia Harton
Miga Bimmone
South Carolina
Seth
Nesale
Tfurted
Uance Wavary
Sayer
Mrr
Corwin J. Sayer
Dfall
Bhalratown
Nevi Wack
Young Men's
Chrletian Association
Moa
Fomm
Y. A. Cga
Woman's Minnionary Society of
Ina
Vreaby Jerdan Chareh
Heragnntor
Mra
Abia Snell
Far Ho
Presbyterian
Mann
Fenne
Yoo
Peano
TM Oelock
Pine Bush
Knights of Pythias
Slater Pythians
iRev
George WY. Wright
Methodist Church
Nationa
Lene Decker
Tla Florence Grau
Thomson M. Manee, Jr
Crawford
Witte
Graham Church Missionary Sociery
Grange Lake Wednesles
LA. EH. Wood
Mary Anne Grayn
Brinaswick
AL IR. Armstrong
Murial Drown
Dickerson
Dishel
Montgomery Road
Poultney
Vermont
Ministak
Ministnk
Obituary Notice for John J Reman and John Z Demon
Obituary notices list John J Reman and John Z Demon of Broo Iyn as deceased. They died after long illnesses with cancer of the liver and are survived by a daughter. Funeral services are set at a location in Browlyn with details recorded but unreadable. Neighboring towns Middleton and Drowhils Hark are noted in connection with the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Reman
John Z
Lt Remen
Browlyn
Middleton
Birth and housing notices in wartime Times Press
The edition reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Tabveugh on May 24 and notes housing rentals and leases in Syracuse during a state fair period. It includes distressed wartime ad payphone announcements and urges readers to use Times Press want columns for advertisements.
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Times
Exposition Visitors and Community Notes Across Cities
Chester and Seattle linked by travels of families and visitors including Mr and Mrs Brant Biorhead with Mrs Ann Pennyer and Miss Ruth Wood. Clergy assistant Mr Kuffman joins Rev Holnes McGuinness at multiple charges in New York. Mary Laver Vall graduates as nurse trainee from St Luke’s Newburgh June 8 in a class of eight. Charles Green, Windsor Green’s son, was in a minor accident with no serious injuries.
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Chester
Juno
Brant Biorhead
Ann Pennyer
Ruth Wood
St. Francisco
Durtind
Andrew J. Dirkand
Seattle
Washington
Kuffman
New You City
Holnes McGuinness
St Luke's Mospital
New ‘Burgh
C.H. Fredericks
Scranton
Charles Green
Windsor B. Green
Mount Hope Memorial Day Social Pages Mix with Visiting Guests
Mount Hope on Memorial Day enjoys a social gathering with Senator McMants, Miss Irene Ayneh of New York, and several local residents. Attendees include Miss Violet Cutter, of Panthkeep, and guests from Paterson and nearby towns, with weather noted as favorable for outdoor events and matinee plans mentioned.
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Mount Hope
Margare Caswads
Senator McMants
Irene Ayneh
New York
Ure
Misees Dake
Violet Cutter
Panthkeep
Mies Luka
Rav
Paterson
Air
Woo Ackerman
Ime Cans
Pateseon
Sanday
Momlasmith
Raiebam
Anleweatheraiee
Memorial Day Visits and Domestic Travel Chronicle
Ulsterville notes describe June journeys as Wistelle and Misses Whitles of Brooklyn visit relatives on Memorial Day. Families from Middletown and Lake Mohonk trips appear, with local residents hosting guests for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistelle
Miea Wilda
David Moffatt
Walter Trees
Lami Shete
Lake Mohonk
Cigta Whitles
Margaret Crews
Brooklyn
T. Modaty
Lynch Opposes Rosch Amendment on Arbitration Power
June 3. Commissioner Lynch denounces Joseph Rosch’s proposed amendment requiring compulsory arbitration of strikes via a state board. He warns of bloodshed and militia involvement, urges a state minimum wage law debate, and says organized labor may hinder such measures.
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Lynch
Joseph Rosch
Sullivan County
Mitchell
Hartman Loot Suit Seeks Return Of Stock
Mrs. Charlotte Mackenzie files suit via B Romeyn Berry to recover 1100 Singer stock shares valued at 297 942 pledged by Richard J Hartman for 100 000 used by Hartman. She alleges the stock was pledged to New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust for 33 287 but Hartman withdrew it. Hartman, jailed at Sing Sing for larceny, names Seaboard National Bank Banks Luke Weeks as co defendants. Her claim, assigned to creditors, targets recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Mackenzie
Richard J. Hartman
Singer Sawing Machine Company
Hartman
B. Romeyn Berry
Asalgnee
Seaboard National Bank
Singer
Artman
New Jersey Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Hinttman
Sing Sing
Mackenzie
Luke & Weeks
Chemical Company Building Burned in Hancock Fire
A large charcoal storage building of the Thomas Ker ry Charmical Company burned completely early Tuesday. An Ontario & Western car loaded with chart and nearly ready for shipment was damaged. The building housed several cuts of screened charcoal and the loss amounts to several hundred dollars. Reconstruction is planned.
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Hancock
Thomas Kerry Charmical Company
Ontario & Western
Alsa
Cerca
Newburgh Hotel Men Held on Grand Jury Request
June report from Newburgh notes Walter and Fredothistal Rotel Keepers were held for the grand jury after a hearing on the evidence presented by Sida Allen of Ridgelum an agent for the Citizens’ League. Charges against others were dismissed due to failure to identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhatch
Walkter
Fredothistal Rotel
Sida Allen
Ridgeluri
Pihe
Langie
Harend
Rts
Mien
Miss Dickerson to Serve as Nurse in War Country
Miss Ruth B. Dickerson, formerly of Thompson Ridge and trained at Roosevelt Memorial, sailed Sunday on the S. S. Chicago for France. She will serve as a nurse at the American Hospital in Paris, with plans to be away until at least Christmas as hundreds of war victims are treated in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Dickerson
Thompson Ridge
Roosevelt Medltal
New York
Chicago
France
Paris
Miss Dickerson
Two Mayors Run This 0. & W. Train
In Norwich a New York Ontario and Western train from Norwich to Sidney to Middletown is led by two mayors. Fred McMullen of Norwich acts as engineer while W H Kirby of Sidney serves as conductor. Both elected on citizens’ tickets and started their terms this year.
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Norwich
New York
Ontario
Western
Sidney
Middletown
Fred McMullen
W. H. Kirby
McMullen
Kirby
Mayor Kirby
Jacob Weinstein Taken by Death
Jacob F Weinstein of Beacon New York formerly Matteawan died at his home early Tuesday after months of poor health. He was well known in Beacon for his firemanic involvement and served as an officer of Beacon Engine Company. He ran a barber business for years and is survived by a widow two daughters and a son. Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon at his home.
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Jacob F. Weinstein
Beacon, N
Matteawan
Weinstein
Beacon Engine Company
Albany Unions Form To Oppose State Prohibition
Representatives of all liquor related unions met in Albany to form an organization aimed at fighting statewide prohibition and local option. About eighty delegates attended, with members from cities across the state from New York to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Buffalo
Earle Complains of His Servant in Newark Case
Ferninand Pinney Earle, who popularized the word affinity, testified in Newark at the Federal Building as the complaining witness against John E. Wise of Allenhurst. Earle claims Wise intercepted a letter he wrote to Mrs. Gladys D Seaman of Allenhurst. Wise will be tried before Judge Haisht with former Judge Thomas A. Davis of Orange as his defense counsel.
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Newark
Feninand Pinney Earle
John E. Wise
Allenhurst
Gladys D. Seaman
Corltea Street
Wise
United States Court
Haisht
Thomas A. Davis
Orange
Judge Tompkins Monday's Winner at Nyack Meet
A Nyack track event saw Judge Tompkins secure victory in the Wood Olcott Mile heats despite rival Seerer attention elsewhere. The race produced straight heats, with Judge Tompkins’ entry prevailing. Time listed as 22353, 2 31%.
Man Wanted for Shooting Caught by Police
News report from Newharch June 2 states Nick Cartors and Janas Capra were accused of a shooting at Wal sdon Sunday morning. Capra was arrested in Atlenton by local and Pourhkeepsin police after being traced to Haverettaw and then in Reason. The trail led to Arinetan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newharch
Nick Cartors
Janas Capra
Walsdon
Atlneton
Pourhkeepsin
Haverettaw
Stea
Arinetan
Frank E Vaughan Dies at Capital in Albany Tuberculosis Pavilion
Frank E Vaughan a longtime New York newspaperman died Tuesday night in Albany hospital tuberculosis pavilion at age 45. He had been ill for ten days and served as capitol correspondent for New York city and upstate papers. He previously worked for the Associated Press and capped his career by forecasting political trends during the last presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Vaughan
New York State
Albany Hospital
Mr. Vaughan
Capitol
New York City
Upstate
Associated Preau
Republicans Bring Paid Claims For State Farm Losses
Action at last pays farmers owed for slaughtered horses and tubercular cattle. Some claims exceed four years. Orange County farmers await money, previously delayed by Democratic administrations to mask economy. Republicans push state to pay bills when due on a business basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Orange County
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