Registration day set for June 5 in Third Exemption District
The government plans June 5 registrations for 150 to 175 men in the Third Exemption District. An estimated 10 percent of those registered previously will join this year's pool, bringing total registrants to over 300. Men away from home districts will get Perlatretion cards to send to their home boards. On June 5 registration runs 7 AM to 5 PM with cards sworn and filed. penalties for noncompliance remain. Local boards and assistants oversee the process. nearby registration sites include Town of Hamptonburgh Hall Campbell Hall and other listed locations with registrars and town clerks coordinating the effort.
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Crowder
A. ©. N. Thompson
Mtunt
Exemption Board
Coddington
Charles E. Taylor
Charles A. Shaw
Treat
Hamptonburgh
Campbell Hall
Robert C. Thompson
Montgomery
Walden
John H. Wiley
Maybrook
William
Hanley
William R. Benedict
Leptondale
Middle Hope
Goshen
Sutherland
Henry C. Marston
Clyde W. Morris
Pine Usb
W. KH
Port Jervis
Adam C. Dovalas
Washingtonville
John ¥. Gerow
David P. Clark
Niddietown
Clark
Clissille
Sundar
Stewart's Woods
Sosien
Dad
Joser Solange
Middletown
Social Life of Middletown Personal Notes in War Time
Middletown residents share news of social visits, wartime assignments, and family changes. Local and visiting figures from Albany to New York are noted with travels to Laurel Grove, Syracuse, and various towns, while several residents join or are promoted in military service and related posts.
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Middletown
House pierced by falling timber in Poughkeepsie
A 12 foot Umber timber weighing 303 pounds broke from the Poughkeepsie Bridge and crashed through a house at 46 Dutchess Avenue, 200 feet below. Mrs. Stephen Duplika and children were in the yard and later found in a neighbor's yard after a frantic search. The beam ripped through the roof and three stories, shocking the occupants.
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Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Creed Through & House
Delay in Probate of William H Bell Will in Newton
William H Bell died April 18 1893 at Branchville. His widow Deuma Bell named executrix, witnessed by Clarence Linn in Jersey City. The will dated August 12 1881 had been in Mrs Bells possession since his death. Bell built railroads and mills, notably Billy Bells Railroad from Newton to Branchville, despite opposition and lack of charter. He later engaged in other rail projects and local papers before his ventures faded.
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William H. Bell
Branchville
Newton
Deuma Bell
Clarence Linn
Jersey City
Sussex
N. J
Hus
William Bell'sie
New York City
Billy Bell
Franford
Lafayette
Nevarsink
Trenton
Northern Railroad
Jersey Herald
Lysars
Drake's Pond
Franklin Furnace
McAfee
Herald
Boston & South Mountain Railroad
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Boston
Pennyrinaate
Poughkeepsie
Bostond
Lehigh
New England
Pennsylvania
Branchvilla
Culvers Gap
Obituary notices from Ellenville and surrounding areas
Mrs. Edgar Mackey of Ellenville died suddenly at 75 on May 29 after a garden stroke. She taught in Ellenville public schools and was a charter member of the local W C T U. Survived by husband Edgar Mackey and brother Gaylord Bacon. Funeral Saturday at 2 from Clinton Avenue home. Also reported are Warren D. Haggerty of Beemerville after pneumonia, Virginia Houston of Warwick after illness, and John Williams Johnston of Rockland who died May 22 at his daughter's home.
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Frank
John Mikles
Joseph
Hasbrouck
Harding Street
Walking Avenue
Hilda Clements
J. Newton Clements
Liberty
Frederick J. Haller
Brooklyn
Brown Bros
Wall Street
New York City
Miss Clements
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Emerson Woodruff
Caleb K
W. C. Woodruff
France
107Th Regiment
Michael Powers
Rochester
Patrick Powers
St. Mary's Hosital
Alice B. C. Lyons
Cheatnut Street
Pine Bush Vinton Free School
War Risk Insurance Department
Charles B. Rowell
Philadelphia
Florence M
Antoinette V. Rowell
Ethel Clark
West Main Street
George EB. Nickerson
Highland
East Orange
Mies Helen Morris
Mulberry Street
E. N. Winner
H. D. Sudery and
Harry, Jr
Jay
Enal Orange
N. J
Clark Langan
Port Jervis
United Peies
Newark
Thomas Gillen
Edward P. Gillen
Gordon T. Wilson
John M. Wilson
Pelham Bay
J. E. Gibba
Nyria J
Middleboro
Masa
John James O'Connor
Gilbert Kirby
State Hill
Sam
Camp Dix
Mr. O'Connor
Hires Condensed Milk Company
Ae Falls
Vermont
Edgar Mackey
Ellenville
Theodosia Bacon Mackey
Edgar. Mackey
Irs. Mackey
Worusah
Clinton Avenue
Mackey
M. E
Hugvand
Gaylord Sacon
Clyde
Kingston
Clinton Aver Nue
J. E. Appley
Ellenville M. E. Church
Fantinckill
Warren D. Maggerty
Sussex
N.J
Warren Dun Bing Haggerty
Wantage Township
Beemerville Road
Mountain View Grange
Beemerville
Haggerty
Farmers’ Uniog Telephone Company
Warwick
Virginia
Houston
C. M. Houston
Wisner
Miss Houston
Andrew Houston
Abbie Benedict Houston
Warwick High School
New York
Tottenville
Staten Island
Charles M. Houston
Fred Houston
Bellvale
John Williams) Johnston
Rockland
F. H. Holley
Roscoe
Nial T. Smith Dies Suddenly in Warwick
Nial T. Smith a veteran of the Civil War and longtime stationary engineer at L. and H. shops in Warwick died Sunday morning from apoplexy. Born December 3, 1816, he was son of William and Fanny Burr Smith of Monroe. He served in the 13th Heavy Artillery New York and later married Hannah Want. Surviving are his wife Hannah and several children including James H. Smith. He had a 21 year career at the local works.
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Nial T. Smith
Warwick
Orangs
Mr. Smith
William Smith
Fanny Burr Smith
Monroe
13Th Heavy Artillery
New York
The
Oriege Bissions
Hannah Want
Arywo
Johanson Ladies Hold Late Dig Supper Meeting
Johnson June 1. Johanson ladies will hold their late supper Thursday June 27. Remember Gate In mind and come for Sydney Smith our sailor dog expects home on 8 forlowsh. We need more sewers in the Rea Crosa moms. Please come out. Gil Sander stnod has been re orenad and ig hekl Sunday at $39 3 am.
Civil War Veteran P M Johnson Dies at 77
Peter Mable Johnson, a Civil War veteran and stone cutter, died at his home 37 Linden Avenue after a week of illness. He was 77, born July 31 1849 in Spankill. He married Alice Sears Petherbridge in December 1889 and lived in this city for 30 years. Survived by sisters Mary C Pease Eliza Jane Evelin D and brother William Arthur Johnson. He was a member of First Congregational Church and Captain Jackson Post G A R.
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Peter Mable Johnson
Linden Avenue
Spankill
John V. B. Johnson
Highlanh
Alice Sears Petherbridge
First Congregational Church
Jackson
Mary C. Pease
Chasncer Pease
New York City
Eliza Jane
Hiram Wallace Jearag
Mermont
Evelin D
Newton Scott Rotter
Grandview-on-Hadeem
William Arthur Jekneon
Nyack
Coal costs to rise for public after mid June
Freight rate changes are set to push coal costs upward after June 15, with estimates suggesting consumers pay about 73 cents per ton more than April 1 figures. The government aims to offset some impact, but the larger rate increase will raise household coal expenses nationwide.
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McAdoo
Il Forstata
Mrs John Knell Hosts Reception for New Couple
Mrs John Knell of 11 Crescent Price hosted a reception Wednesday for the marriage of her daughter Marie to Amos Stanley Douglas solemnized last Saturday. Attendees included New York guests and local residents. the groom to join the next country quota. The event featured music dancing and refreshments and a short wedding trip for the couple.
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John Knell
Marie
Amos Stanley Douglas
Times Press
Douglan
Marjorie Douglas
Marc Garcia, Barnes
Fred Blumers
Otto Rachtlisberger
Beatrice
Louis Knell
Margaret James
Anna Tretes
New York
Mia
E. Rhodes
Mire F. EK. Rhodes
Mise
Minnie Dunlap
Westbrookville
John Ball
Orange
N. J
W. Davey
H. H. Miller
A. Whitney
Katherine Whitney
A. Wy. Preston
Bridget Gillespie
A. Stanley Douglas
Maude
Good Roads funds debated by county board in Goshen
Goshen May 31 The Good Roads Committee reports difficulty in allocating the county motor tax share with 46 000 available for town road improvements. Towns seek projects from Woodbury to Monroe and Orange Lake to Walden, while state order delays work for war needs. Energy devoted to war materials and road deferment urged by Highway Department.
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Goshen
Good Roads Committee
Board of Supervisors
Orange County
Woodbury
Tuledo
New York
Blooming Grove
Washingonville
Monroe
Warwick
Greenwood Lake
Montgomery
Newburgh
U. S
Duffey
Memorial Day parade honors Goshen veterans in grand procession
Goshen May 31 memorial event drew large crowds for a parade over a quarter mile long. Cavalcade included police, fire and drum corps, Home Defense Unit in new grey-green uniforms, Red Cross nurses, school children, cornet band, and veterans in autos. A program at Park Square featured invocations, flag salute, Gettysburg Address by Lieut. White, and remarks by Rev. Brady, ending with a tribute to G. Frederick Norton.
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Goshen
Goahen Fire and
Goahen
F. A. Hoek
Army
Red Cross
Goshen Cornet
Murray Post
Sons of Veterans
Ochera
Patriotic Order
Sons of America
British Remount Commission
Ine
New Street
Park Square
West Main Street
Church Street
Slate Hill Cemetery
America
Jas. Scott
Old Camp Ground
Lincoln
Gettysburg
C. A. White
B. J. Griswold
Evelyn Mackenzie
Florence Bhatts
St. James’ Cemetery
Court House
Jag. A. Brady
Father Brady
W Washington
G. Frederick Norton
Wisher May Face 20 Year Term With Potential 10 Year Release
Ebenezer Wisher, colored, already serving time, was sentenced by Justice Tompkins in Goshen to Sing Sing for 20 years and 6 months after pleading guilty to first degree robbery. He may be released after 10 years on commutation and compensation, given good behavior. He has a long crime history including prior larceny and burglary sentences.
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Wisher
Ashen
Ebenezer Wisher
Justen Tompkins
Supreme Court
Sing Sing
Times-Preas
Blackwell's Island
Goshen
Greycourt
Seeger
Wlaher
Ronbery
Waylard Edward Jordan
Jordan
Tompkins
First Matinee at Historic Track Opens Season
Goahen, June 1. The Gouden Driving Club opened the season at the Historic Track with a six race program. Entries include Crex, Startic, Dilton Bells, Francis Yorke, Mister Jones, J. J. Fitzgerald and others across classes A to F trotting.
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Goahen
Gouden Driving Club
Crex
Carteret Stable
May Girl
B. m
Arden Farms
Bing Bang
B. G
A. H. F. Seeger
R. Mcor
Peter Baker
Startic
CG. Maubrey
Loviea Guy
Teter Goode
Bironle
Br m
Silver Spring Farm
Mud Delays County Track Meet in Goshen Postponed to June 3
Rain soaked grounds left the Oraure County Interscholastic Athletic Meet in Goshen postponed. Officials and crowds expected contests Wednesday afternoon June 3 after a day of eager turnout and pre event hype.
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Goshen
Oraure
Yosteway
Snd
Goehen
Aiire
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