Suit Case Stolen at Goshen Station
A suit case containing about 40 bonnets and 100 skirts, valued at $150, was stolen from the Erie station in Goshen on Wednesday afternoon. Herman Blanch of Bear Garment Co. of New York, present in the village, reported the loss. Police claim to have a clue that may lead to an arrest and continue the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Atelon
Erie
Herman Blanch
Bear Garment Co
New York City
Ble
Village police seek missing husband after cash-strapped note
In Goshen officers received a letter from Carrie Dixon asking aid to locate her husband who, she says, worked recently in town but has not contacted her since June 27. Chief Scott traced him to Interpines Village where he allegedly posed as a physician and was discharged for inability to perform duties. Dixon, married only a few months, is believed to be found soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Chief Scott
Village Police
Carrie Dixon
Scott
Interpines
Seward
Dixon
Scholarship Exams Held At Goshen High School
Goshen June 8 annual scholarship examinations for entrance to Cornell University were conducted at Goshen High School on Saturday. Examiners included District Superintendent Sanford A Cortright Middletown Superintendent KR L McKnight Central Valley and Orville Eichenburg Monroe. Participants included Riego Hart Middletown High School John Hilenberger Middletown Marjorie Tompkins Monroe and Thomas Swiston Port Jervis with Principal Montgomery Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Cornell University
Goshen High School
Sanford A Cortright
Middletown
KR. L. McKnight
Central Valley
Orville Eichenburg
Monroe
Riego Hart
Middletown High School
John Hilenberger
Marjorie Tompkins
Thomas Swiston
Port Jervis
Montgomery
Local Horses Entered In Tuxedo Park Show
Goshen sends four carloads of horses to Tuxedo Park for a saddle trotting event this afternoon. The Mountain Express trailed the troupe as the field prepares for a highly anticipated race with drivers including John R. Townsend, Robert Goelet, Pierre Lorillard, and William Averill Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Park
Weil
John R. Townsend
Robert Goelet
Pierre Lorillard
William Averill
Harriman
Glenimere Stables
Mr. Lorillard
M. Q. Shafer
Monroe
Orange County Driving Park Association
Miss Phillips Success At Vascar College In Goshen
Goshen June 8 Dorothy San Phillips of Goshen shows unusual literary talent at Vascar College. She edited the Miscellany for three years, wrote a prize winning play in sophomore year, and earned Phi Beta Kappa admission this year. She holds a graduate scholarship and plans further study next year. Also noted: Mr Harry McClellan and family spending summer at Sackett Lake. McClellan rents cottage. 48 ice cream and confectionery business duties and Hover covers absence serving business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dorothy Sanborn Phillips
Vascar College
Baldwin's
the Miscellany
Dramatic Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Phillips
Harry McClellan
Sackett Lake
Sullivan County
McClellan
William Hover
Medrick Buys Goshen Estate on North Church Street
John K. Medrick of Middletown buys the Alfred Jewell estate on North Church Street Goshen. He takes possession and has lived in Middletown for several years. Sale conducted through Wallace agency of Goshen triage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Supe Tv
John K. Medrick
Middletown
Alfred Jewell
North Church Street
Medrick
Wallace
Supervisors Audit Bills At Goshen Meeting
June 3 meeting of the Board of Supervisors in Goshen chaired by Chairman Grace addressed several important motions. The sheriff’s presence was noted and officials awaited at Dis time while local farmers Mr. and Mrs. Rettrell were mentioned as visiting New Yorkers on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Tis Board of Sects
Counts of
Oraare
Tacwar Moeelling
Feynt Ryiling
Grece
Sherifts Preeynt O
Barn Fire Destroys Mrs Mary Brown Property in Goshen
At 4 15 this morning the Mont gomery road barn owned by Mrs Mary Brown was totally destroyed by fire. The cause is unknown though incendiary origin is suspected after a top floor discovery. Three tons of shelled corn and several wagons and farming implements were lost. horses were saved. Fire response included local and nearby companies with about 40 firefighters. The blaze damaged only the barn area while adjacent buildings were protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Mary Brown
Montgomery Road
A V. D. Wallace
Scott
Goshen Man Arrested for Intoxication in Sunday incident
Carl Sailing was arrested by Officer Bruce J on Sunday in Goshen and arraigned before Justice C J C Chappell on intoxication charges. He pleaded not guilty but was fined five pounds, paid, and released. Albert Hart Man also faced a similar Sunday arrest on a vice charge, pled guilty, and paid a two dollar fine and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Carl Sailing
Bruce J
C Jc Chappell
Chappell
Albert Hartman
Chappel
Married at Warwick in a Goshen couple's ceremony
Goshen native Joseph Stooken Jr now employed at Warwick wed Miss Elsie Leths of Warwick at the bride’s Norfolk home on Thursday afternoon. Rev. Knox officiated. The newlyweds plan a short tour to Atlantic City before settling in Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Joseph Stooken, Jr
Warwick
Mise Elsie Leths
N Orlork
Knox
Stocken
Atlantic City
Kokeman Hose Invited to Septembers Empire Parade
Geshen June 3 Kokeman Hose Company members of the vik stage have received an invitation to attending the 7th anniversary and parade of the Empire Hook and Leder Tomyjany to be held at West New York N. 4 on Labor Day this year which falls on September ten all protilities the members of the local department will accept the invitation and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geshen
Kokeman Hose Company
Vik
Goshen Horse Captures Class A Trot at Tuxedo Park
The Mechanic a Rockland Farm Stables horse now owned by Peter Good won the Class A trotting event at Tuxedo Park Historic Track in Goshen. Time 1.10 and 141 seconds, the fastest effort yet for The Mechanic as Elabo Gentry and Walier trained at Goshen were among rivals. Good plans matinee entries and expects prizes with the new protege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Tuxedo
Gohen
Tuxedo Park
Rocklant Farm Stables
Peter Good
Elabo Gentry
Walier
Mr. Good
BE. M. Weld
Preston Davie
C. G
George Rohlig
Br. Hb
True Heart
B. G
R. G. Alexander
Dr. Jones
B. c
Br. G
Robert Goelet
Pippin
Limit
A. Harriman
Southern Hose
C. m. Paradise Farm
Tiffany
Little Riding School
Woodford
Bik
E. G. Babcock
Lampo
Powelton Farm
George A. Archer
Hohokus
Mechanic
Rockland Farm
Goode
Terseeee DL Walier
Parkway Farm
Dickerson
Elsie Gentry
Arden Farms
Harriman
Teanoro
Townsend
Peter Mantel
Burgess
Buck Leyburn
Parkwar
Burgesses
Glenmere Stables
Goolet
Selah Grattan
M. D. Schaefer
Schaefer
Gadd
Waeden
Notice B
P. Lorillard
Lorillard Deebsteraes Aeese Ae
Vallette the Bull Terrier Wins Big at Mineola Show
Goshen June 8 Dr A L Danforth entered bull terrier Vall ette at Mineola dog show in American bred class winning blue ribbon and placing third in the apera class. The 11 month old pup has seven prizes in seven classes, a notable record. The Mineola Show draws about 1000 dogs per meet. Also Martin Riley, hospitalized in Goshen with acute indigestion, returned home by the 6:45 Central New England train with his nurse Miss Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
A. L. Danforth
Vallette
June
Martin Riley
Suffield
Central New England
Misa Burns
Fresh oil car replaces used tank in Goshen streets
Goshen reports the first tank load for oiling village streets has been exhausted and replaced by a fresh carload kept in Erie yards for the same use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Erie
Taken to Newburgh for forgery indictment
Goshen June 8 William Adams of Port Jervis indicted by the May grand jury on a forgery charge was taken to Newburgh this morning by Sheriff Sayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Goshen
William Adams
Port Jervis
May Grand Jury
Sayer
Visiting Parents in Goshen This June
Mrs. Frederick Hopkins of New York City is spending two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hinchman in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill announce the birth of a son at their home on Wickham Avenue last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Frederick Hopkins
New York City
John H. Hinchman
Frank Hill
Wickham Avenue
Leander L. Purdy Taken By Death
Leander Lynn Purdy longtime hotel man of the city died Sunday in Goshen after a lingering illness at age 84. His body was brought home for funeral services held Monday at 7 30 p m in the W Stewart Ker parlors. Interment followed in the family plot at New Vernon. Survived by two brothers Horton and Charles Purdy, two sisters Mrs Wm J McCarter and Mrs Elizabeth Hallock, and a daughter Miss Lena Purdy of New York City. He was a member of Hoffman Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Lynn Purdy
Holdirs
Goshen
W. Stewart Ker
New Vernon
Purdy
Horton Purdy
Charles Purdy
Wm. J. McCarter
Elizabeth Hallock
City
Lena Purdy
New York City
Hoffman Lodge
George P. Dewsnap
George Pierce Dewsnap
George
Susan Dewsnap
Jobstown
N. Y
Mechanicatown
Wand
Weis
Fannie C
Charles M
John C
Alice C
Tapstone
Conn
Josie C
James G. Crawford
Dewsnap
Mark H
Topstone
Samuel G
Republica
Washington
Albert Linn Roy
Papakating
S. J
Tate Linn Roy
Margaret Morehouse
John #. Macauley
Model Dairy
Annie Harver
Alfred Miller
Frank L
Stephen
Middiestown
Elizabeth
Richard D. Wallace
Vernon
N. J
Warwick
Warwick Cemetery
Local residents pass civil service exams for hospital posts
Albany in June reports Mrs Catherine V Carmody of Middletown among candidates who passed the competitive civil service exam for nurse and matron at county tuberculosis hospitals with salaries from 40 to 75 dollars monthly plus maintenance. Also passing for assistant steam engineer at state and county hospitals were Harry Weeden of 363 North Street Middletown and Raymond W Muller of Highland Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Catherine V. Carmody
Middletown
Harry Weeden
North Street
Raymond W. Muller
Highland Falls
Trolley Frightens Horse in Midway Park Ride Upset Carriage
A horse frightened by a rider named Green of Goshen bolted on Michasicstown hill near Midway Park, overturning a carriage. A Goshen woman Miss Mabee was tossed from the vehicle but escaped injury. both occupants suffered fright and Mabee had a mild hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Park
Michasicstown
Green
Goshen
Ma‘bee
Sherman buys Western Business in South Bend shop move
Walter N. K. Sherman once of Tompkins Dry Goods Co in this city buys an established dry goods house in South Bend Indiana and plans to move his family there Tuesday. During his Temp-Mas Company tenure he earned many friends in this city and anticipates a smooth transition to his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter NK. Sherman
Manlater
Tompkins Dry Goods Co
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Sherman
Temp- Mas
Qish Lim Srecers
Hin New
First Passage Through Gatun Locks by Ocean Liner Alliance
The Alliance made the first passage through Gatun Locks by an ocean liner after tests of electric towing room notices handling large wearers. The trial took about an hour, with roughly thirty minutes for each stage, and was conducted by Penama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penama
Gatun Rocks
Mar
Janama Raliresd Steamship ‘Alliance
Electk Towing Room
SHAD SEASON'S CLOSE AND MEMORY OF OLD TIMERS
Fragmentary note recalls the end of the shad season and a memory of an elderly figure, mentioning Leherman and the Hudson. The garbled text reflects a local column style about seasonal fishing history and community figures.
Edward Lennon Married at Olean in June Ceremony
Edward Lennon and Leona Latimer wed at St. John's Church in Olean. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Gardiner with maid of honor Miss Alint Latimer and best man John Moore. After a wedding trip to Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse, the couple will reside at the corner of Jay and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
St. John's Church
Leona
A. J. Latimer
Riverstreat
Joseph Lennon
John Gardiner
Alint Latimer
John Moore
Miss Latimer
Mrs. Lennon
Buffalo
Rorchester
Syracuse
Jay
Clinton Othets
Lennon
Davis & Nenno
Mr. Lennon
Edward Lennon
Sprague Avenue
Middletown
Obituary notices of Dewsnap Roy Foley and Graves
Obituaries recall George P. Dewsnap aged 67 of Jobs town area with surviving children and siblings and private funeral in Wallkill cemetery. Albert Linn Roy 1872 birth in Papakating dies in New York City after Model Dairy venture, with widow and children and Warwick Cemetery interment. James Foley of Union Street dies at Thrall Hospital after Bright's disease, with funeral at St Joseph's Church. Mrs Frances J Graves dies at Rideauburg area, funeral planned privately in Pinitsburg.
Supervisor Hume named district deputy in 13th Masonic District
Walden supervisor Robert T. Hume has been appointed district deputy for the 13th Masonic District. Grand Master George Freltfeld of Brooklyn announced the appointments. Also named for the 16th District is Nial C. Currey of Liberty as district deputy, with other state officer appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Hume
Walden
Walden Lodge
Masonic
George Frelteld
Brooklyn
Nial C. Currey
Liberty
Charles Sumner Bureh
New York City
George R. van DeWater
Parkes Cadman
Henry R. Freeman
Troy
William E. Stevens
William F. Kettle
Oswego
George F. Price
le Roy
Montgomery
Orange County
Long list of grand officers named in fraternal assembly
A roster of Grand Officers and ceremonial leaders is announced including Hume Watson Cohen Williams Her mon Murray Laurrbrie Young Mundorf Murdorf Cor nell Plough Wilson Williams Raphael Strecker Hamlin Frost Brown Owen Jase Klein Wiesenbeck Wimmer Wareing Hill Hirsch Hartmayer Farrer Pagan Barber Thompson Dut ton Smith Byran Silver Lang Mount Vernon Williams McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Watson
Sea Cliff
Simon R. Cohen
Brooklyn
George Fred Williams
Buffalo
Willard P. Hermon
Riverhead
James E. Murray
William N. Laurrbrie
Hempstead
Thomas G. Young
Rochester
George T. Mundorf
New York City
E. Burt Cornell
Oswego
S. Harley Plough
Robert W. Wilson
Charles M. Williams
Ralph R. Raphael
Warner Strecker
Troy
Millard V. Hamlin
Watertown
Theodore Frost
Louis Brown
John L. Owen
Caleb Jase
Syracuse
A. 8. Klein
Henry E. Wiesenbeck
Canadaigua
Curt P. Wimmer
Thomas Wareing, Jr
Albany
Edward B. Hill
Peekskill
Cyrus Th Barber
Wilfred Mf. Thompson
John K. Dutton
Horace W. Smith
Port Byran
Elmer B. Silver
New York
C.ty
Ossian Lang
Mount Vernon
John A. Williams
Joseph McElroy
Drew M Drew bankruptcy hearing Saturday in Newburgh
Newburgh June 5 The case of Er rest M Drew of Middletown will come before Hon W C Anthony in bankruptcy on Saturday at 9 oclock in his office at 37 Montgomery street. Trustee Joan B Swezey of Goshen was appointed April 28 but declined to accept. This will be a first meeting of creditors for appointment or election of another trustee. Counsel for petitioning creditors is John Bright of Middletown and Thomas H Lemon of the same place for the bankrupt. The mobility of Mr Drew is listed as 3235 with nominal assets 1723.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Errest M. Drew
Middletown
W. C. Anthony
Montgomery Street
Joan B. Swezey
Goshen
John Bright
Thomas H. Lemon
Drew
Newburgh water shed annual inspection notice
The Board of Water Commissioners and city officials will inspect the Newburgh water shed on Wednesday June 17. They will depart about 11 o'clock and, after inspection, proceed to Wart horo where a dinner will be provided. The Presbyterian Church Chester held a meeting led by Rev. P S Haines ton. Rev T M Simonton of Peacock NC was not yet confirmed for their garter. No word on Simonton accepting the call. London agency Cet sardian suspends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargh
Board of Water Commissioners
Wartthoro
Presbyterian Church
Chester
P. S. Haineston
T. M. Simonton
Peacock
Simonton
Tuxedo Show Attracts Elite Yet Weather Delays Tales Of Wins
Tuxedo Park hosts a major early summer horse show led by Pierre Lorillard Jr. Large crowds attend amid mixed weather with keen competition in hunting and trotting. Winners include William Hoffman and Fierre Lorillard Jr in various divisions, plus officers’ and ladies events. notable horses include Irish Heather and True Heart with shows by Harriman and Lorillard families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
Horne
Pierre Lorillard
Fierre Lorillard, Jr
Dennis Stocken
Squadron C
Couervette
Jusla Brettung
Cherie
D. D. Pullen
Engineers’ Corps
West Point
Florentine
H. H. McGree
Rex
W. W. Edwin
Ormat
Squadron C. Farm
Brooklyn
R. G. Alexander
Engineer Corps
E. H. Harriman
Baker
Aidanta
RG. Alexander
David Wagstaff
Pierre Loriilard
Naraka
Misa Marie Rosewald
E. H. Warri
Lights Spoil Lane Name Is Changed
Newton New Jersey June 6 residents petition to rename Love Lane to West End Avenue citing electric lights as the misnomer historic name change approved by town committee. The avenue long noted for Cupid associations and older cottages now features brighter streets though many residents recall intimate strolls of earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
Lane
West End
Cupid
Hom
Perkins Succeeds Arthur A McLean as State Democratic Treasurer
Eldwani FE Perkins appointed treasurer of the Democratic State Committee to replace Arthur A McLean who pleaded guilty to taking campaign contributions from corporations. McLean’s audited accounts were found not correct. Perkins, an independent Democrat, serves as president of the First Nations Bank of Poughkeepsie. Henry Bacon of Goshen appears on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldwani FE
Perkins
Democratic State Committee
Arthur A. McLean
McLean
First Nations Bank of
Shawanga Camp Memorial Service Notice
Olisvilla on June 5 The Mortem Woodven of Shawanga Camp No 1087 will hold their memorial service on Sunday June 7 meeting in Mitchell Hall at 10 am Residents are advised that regular meetings will be held the first and sixth Wednesday of each month during June July and August
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olisvilla
Trustees Meet to Open Proposals for Washingtons Headquarters
Newburgh Jones-A board of trustees by yester afternosa met at the State Museum to open proposals for electric work and construction tied to resizing the histories building.
Mrs Graith Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. A. T. Graith of 329 East Main Street is rapidly improving after an appendicitis operation at Thrall Hospital performed by Dr. M. A. Stivers with assistance from Tr. AL. IB. Cnappel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Graith
East Main Streets
Thrall Hospital
M. A. Stivers
Tr. AL. IB. Cnappel
Arrest in Goshen Theft Case on Cottage Street
Salve Sbane was arrested on Cottage street Middletown with a cage matching the stolen case and contents described by village police. Erie Lieutenant William Kate had traced Sbane to Middletown. Chief Scott of Goshen joined to arrange transfer. Reward of $50 offered for recovery of the goods and case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbane
Middletown
Stono
Cottage Street
Scott
Goshen
Shane
Pretty wedding at Ridgebury Church joins Hobert and Terry
A wedding took place at Ridgebury Church last Monday in June when Miss Enise Hobert of Shia Tillage and Joseph Terry of New York City were married by Rev. Charles H. Mattison. The couple received many congratulations and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgebury
Jane
Enise Hobert
Shia Tillage
Joseph Terry
New York City
Charles H. Mattison
Phoenix Jap Fine Company Meeting Plans Trip to Cape Pond
A special trerting of Phoenix Jap Fine Company is called by President Charles Vah Schsick for an annual caring trip. Members plan a meeting this evening and a July 2 gathering at Cape Pond, Tister county, where they will stay for 15 days. All company members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Jap Fine Company
Charles Vah Schsick
Cape Pond
Tister
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Goshen Station
Blanch
Mr. Blanch
LAKE
Goshen Estate
Dikeman Hose
Valette
Mineola
Leander L. Purdy
Leherman Wong
Hudson
James Foley
Union Street
Bright
Bristo
Margaret
John
Washington, D.C
Patrick
Wiliam
Denburr
St. Joseph's Church
Frances J. Graves
Francen J. Graves
F. G. Wickham
Rideebourg
Wickham
Pinitsburg
St Joseph's
Chadh
Father Maphr
St Joseph's KR
Senate Judiciary
Hume
Florida
Lozet
Fet Florida
Heli Giese
London
Hmited
Arthur Grentell
Milne. Grentell & Com
Peay
Shawanga
Ridgebury Church
Columas
Adrem
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