Youth Held for Grand Jury on Complaint of Mrs Green
John H D Lee 19 was held to await Grand Jury action after a Recorder Starr examination on charges of assaulting Mrs Elizabeth Green of 10 Midland Avenue. Bail was set at 1500 by County Judge Russell Wiggins. Evidence included Mrs Green's testimony of the attack and witnesses including Ira Green and Patrolman Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
John H. D. Lee
Elizabeth Green
Midland Avenue
Russell Wiggins
Young Lee
John D. Lee
Lyan A. Gardner
Thomas C. Rogers
Thomas L. Nearn
Green
Br. Joseph's Cemetery
Mrs. Green
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Fiarry Wood
Greet
Reen
Lee
Ome Dorwoett
Mra. Green
Mra Green
Bennett
Supervisors Meet on Highway Construction Funding
A Goshen Times report covers a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors to consider a State Highway Department notification about a $1707,500 needed appropriation for a Montgomery County road project. The session, led by Chairman Richard Nellwin Kile, discusses cost overruns, possible deferment, and contract actions with the county engineer and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Press Stat
Goshen
Waka
State Department of
Montgomery
Highe Way
Richard Nellwin Kile
Bord
Fishway Committee
William RO Wallace
Wallkill
Robert Te Hine
Montgomers
Ea Eloper
W H. Smith
Middletown
W. Gott
Ubis Village
State Highway Department
Alemaier
Port Jervan
Anvgeyres
Bandedurr
Clock of Longy-Servion time marks Tepime stations
In Can hall examiner notes a water clock record by Chin identifying Tepime stations and automatic time logging. The fragment references a timing device and its use in an examination setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longy-Servion
Can
Ap Thas Targest
Grand Master of Masons Names Appointments in New York
Syracuse June 1 The following appointments are announced for the masonic year by Grand Master William So Part fl of Marona New York state Jeremiah Zimmer Wot Syracuse B Paria Cadwian at Brooklyn bishop Winns Burt of Buffalo Within RR Watson of Bay shore William OG Bellees of Utara Onear I OR Treder of Garden Ulty Charles W Leltzen of Aluunay Eas Margolla of New York Cornelius Woelfkin of New York O Willece Petty of New York Wolton C Prout of Herkimer and Aino A Jones of Syracuse Grand master William A Hall of Syracuse standard bearers Harry P Patner of Syracuse Giant sword bearers Joseph Mechel Mronktort James Campbell Watertown Wilma ID Staning Quem City battales Charles C Downing Flushing Charles W De Wald of Syracuse 503 Syracuse Hwgry WL Fintel New York Leon Ho Marry Enut Syracuse and Wal hee Ho Erskine Unitedyn Among district deputies appointed were Albert d Squire Fnat Weatehertur Wilyon Yard Second Weetchester Moertot Senger Mert vera John Holling Pourhkeepete J Proanes onto Robhurs Charles 8B Wilbur Sanxerting James England Albany Willian F Seeber Troy Flo Mayer Eaimeeton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Vdice Wiliam So
Joseph Mechel Mronktort
James Campbell
Watertown
Wilma ID Staning
Quem City
Wit
Battales
Charles C. Downing
Flushing
Charles W. de Wald
Hwgry WL Fintel
New York
Leon Ho Marry
Meola Charged With Soliciting From 11 Persons
Alvan Jimes Harry Meola of Middletown was indicted by the Orange County grand jury on charges of soliciting law business from eleven residents. The indictment, presented by Acting Attorney General Williln Chamberra, names eleven individuals including Bethen Lawin, John Palmer, Howard Arne, and Josephine Worden among others. The case reflects recent criminal law actions as Governor Smith Uredel King seeks to replace the former attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan
Jimes
Harry Meola
Middiiown
Orange County
Grand Jury
Knoen
Orange
Grunty
New York City
Charles DO Newton
Tepata
Willnit
Chamberra
Smith Uredel King
JL Od Wiron
Newburgh
Meola
Rethen Lawin
Gnaden
Vores Valmer
John Palmer
Howard and
Wary Arne
Walden
Tiwand Ie WG
Thane Hever
Charles 1
Meeting of war trusteess at the Wire Department
An incomplete report notes a meeting of trustees at the Wire Department Food in March. It mentions Faure among the mine companies and a fire board of trustees consisting of two executives from each company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerrharkh
Ued
Faure
Enh
Cempeny
African Runabout at Celebration in Columbus Exposition
At the Columbus Methodist Centenary Celebration a North African runabout demonstrates biblical and modern transport amid Africa Asia and the Philippines exhibits. Due to war and trade disruptions a local animal stalker secured elephants camels water buffalo sacred cattle and other beasts from Central States farms after a long 14 000 mile quest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Germany
Hunland
Asia
Africa
Philippines
Hosen F. Moyer
United States
Moyer
Caetaiiure
Atniker
Philippine
Omara
India
Bration
Mount Carmel Pastor At State Hospital Sunday
Rev Father R Colfer of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel led Sunday services at the State Hospital chapel. The hospital clinic and West End Athletic Club played a baseball contest Monday evening on the hospital diamond with West End winning 8 to 2. lineup details and players noted, plus local notes on staff, visitors, and recent furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
State Hospital
Institution Nine
West End Athletic Club
Father R. Colfer
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
State Hospital Chapel
Hospital Cluic
Dimond Green
Scott
Shipman
Kistner
O. Taylor
Robertson
Cronin
McNanira
C. Taylor
Tattersall
Scurly
Hoophall Fundloek
Petterson
McAloon
Hunter
McUlernan
L. Butts
Blatt
Clarke
Busmypster
Butts
Knara
E. Butts
Gundloch
Bumpster
Taylor
Shuipman Aingiad
Roy Decker
John FL Murray
Paul Crowley
Turner
Galvail
Ashley
Two New Trains on Pine Bush Branch in June
In June, service on the Pine Bush Branch increases with two new trains. Train 34d departs Pine Tash and arrives Middletown. Train 381 leaves Middletown for Finn Bush, with both runs aiding a coal transport surge. Officials expect a busy Memorial Day period and the largest vacation turnout in years as travel demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uch Tiranesh
Middletown
Middleten
Atso
Finn Bush
Lear
Four Generations At This Picnic
Four generations of the family gathered for a tribute at Middletown near a pine grove. The event honored Mr and Mrs Crapss and welcomed relatives and friends who joined in a farewell gathering as they prepare to move to their new home in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Atamhd
Crapss
Middletown
Thas
Coones
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Page
A damaged clipping fragment mentions a daily readership figure and a time or event, but lacks clear context or names. The readable bits reference a "24" and "Over 2,000 readers" with a cryptic "3 ee atte" fragment, offering little verifiable detail.
Scholarships for Soldiers Open June 20 Examinations
Honorably discharged soldiers, sailors and marines may compete in statewide exams on June 20 for 430 scholarships. Examinations will be held in high schools with Regents tests, covering English history geometry algebra and two foreign or advanced math options. Three appointments per assembly district, tuition and maintenance funded by the state, with an emphasis on service from World War I veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Abraham Kaplan
State Department of Education
Kaplan
Frmny
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
A Wilson
Jane Id
Albany
Roann Fa
Lieut Vernon to Return Home Soon From France
A letter to the Times-Press from Bordeaux reports First Lieutenant Rosaell Mt. Vernon expects to return home within a short time. Vernon served with Company I, 107th Infantry, after sailing to France, and his activities included postings in Bordeaux and related assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times- Press
Bordeaux
France
Maridth
Rosaell Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Copand
New York
Company i
Dinner For McMonagie and Rogers Employes
The annual dinner for McMonagie and Rogers employes was held at the Magonic Temple on Monday evening with about 60 guests from Newburgh Monroe Suffern Liberty stores. Tables formed a hollow square and were decorated with wildflowers. Songs were led by Herbert and Tremper with Miss Helen Fuller at the piano. The prize contest favored the Suffern store for three years, each employee receiving a week's extra salary. William H. Rogers welcomed guests and a toast honored those at home and those in army service. Fred S. Rogers announced store contest standings and presented life insurance policies to long serving employees under a Connecticut General plan funded by the firm. Policies ranged from 500 to 1500 and total nearly 30000. After dinner, games and dancing followed with fruit punch.
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Frm
McMonagie
Rogers
Magonic Temple
Middletown
Newburgh
Monroe
Suffern
Liberty
Herbert
Tremper
Helen Fuller
Sulfern
William H. Rogers
Fred S. Rogers
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Road Tests for The Chauffeurs Are Important
Albany June 3 report from Secretary of State Hugo on chauffeur license road tests shows 38 of 354 examined in Newburgh were rejected, 12 of 263 in Middletown, and 5 of 191 at Fort Jervis. Orange County within the metropolitan zone had 37,131 road tests with 17 percent denied for unsafe driving. Hugo urged careful testing to reduce accidents as millions use New York roads and summer traffic rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hugo
New York
Newburgh
Lcense
Middletown
Fort Jervis
Orange County
New York State
Sixty Delegates at Orange District King's Daughters Convention
The eighth convention of the Orange District Branch King's Daughters and Sons met Tuesday at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church with about six delegates in attendance from three local circles and several out-of-town attendees. The program opened at 10 a.m. with delegate registration and a devotional led by Mrs. E. VanLyke Wight, followed by an address of welcome, responses, and a full afternoon session featuring hymns, talks, and sacred readings led by prominent local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange District
King's Daughters and Sons
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Apgut
E. VanLyke Wight
Andrew J. Baird
M. A. Stivers
Walter W. Davis
Henry Linsabaugh
H. C. Horton
Auto Accidents Caused by Bug Injure Cranford Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac V. Hillier of 305 Corsset Street Cranford New Jersey were injured when a bug blown through their windshield struck Mr. Hillier in the eye causing glasses to break and the car to swerve. They left the scene after being treated by Dr. C P Smith at Chester and returned home by train the next day. The vehicle plunged off a guard rail and down a steep embankment, turning over. both suffered lacerations from flying glass and Hillier sustained arm and leg injuries. The wrecked car was towed to Murray Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac V. 5. Hiller
Corsset Street
Cranford
N. J
Hillier
Goshen-Chester State Road
Reg Bridge
Chester
Murray Garage
20000 Trout Are Received Here
Twenty thousand brown trout were received Tuesday by the Middwrown Sportsmen's Association and planted in several brooks. One can of native brook trout was taken to Pine Kill brook. The association received a telegram from the Conservation Commission that the fish would reach Toon eas. Cam staged a special cat from the depot with cans of Hulee and Joe Houston. Speed traps were set at the city entrance on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middwrown
Gumac
Wurtaboro
Pine Kill Brock
Conservation Copamiscina
W. Depot
Hulee
Joe Houston
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Highway Committee
Grand Master of Masons
Comal
Io Bobi
HE Che Han Seicer
Mealy
M. C
Fort Sheridan
Mra
Moody
Willis A Roth
Mrs Roth
Mina Allee Roth
Sam
Wankee Lake
Mina
Mabe Pride
Yankee Lake
Aubua
Walt
Lake View Terrace
Wanayamin Avenue
Yas
St Mary's
Por Jervis Mies
Ida Tox
Baas Hospital
Camp Devons
Mars
Armistics
Moss Daaiheie
Laneh
Nore Carp
Damp Upton
Noy
Foun
Sperk
Ariel Far Jough
Ami
Mia
C. A. Kileman
Rorton
Viclen Brown
Mary Conkling
General Hospital No. 5
Oswego
Roy A. Willams
C. J. Ghee
Canal Street
Roy
Bugent Doenick
Teresa Scully
Doenlak
Pine Bush Branch
U. S
Lieut. R.M. Vernon
Tainy
Tie ‘Loapkins Urs Goods Co
Lhas
Fergasmmn
Menens
McMonagle & Rogers
Fred
Sessions
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Clara Morehouse
Grace Carruth Harman
Margaret Apres Sayat
C. Herbert Horton
H. R. Hudson
Harriman
Lotia D. Davis
Mary
Durland
Theotore F. Lawrence
Grace N. Bimanton
J. 8
Hehe
Owe
Sgt Nonce
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