Regents Exams Near End of Term with June 16 to 20 Dates
The term ends soon with examinations scheduled June 16 to 20. Some students may skip tests on honor, enjoying vacation while others work hard. On June 22 the class of ’19 attends church for the bacalaureate sermon, followed by Class Day June 23 and commencement at Stratton June 24. Diplomas will be presented by Mayor Cox. The total graduates depend on exam results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent's
Universalist Church
S. D. Butler
Stratton
Hopkins
Cox
Odd Fellows Have Fine Time on Trip
Twelve Luther Lodge No. 384 Odd Fellows traveled by auto at 6:30 p m Thursday to visit Bismarck Lodge of Newburgh. Sixty five Middletown brothers welcomed them. Ex District Deputy John A. Godechsmit spoke on Odd Fellowship. Past Grand Paul Pfeiffer reported on the New York convention and invited Bismarck Lodge to Middletown in July. Bismarck Lodge agreed to host an entertainment June 19 and invite Tather Lodge. After adjournment, lodges met at Turiy Hall for refreshments and pinochle.
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Luther Lodge
Bismarck Lodge
Newburgh
John A. Goldechmidt
Paul Pfeiffer
Maennerchor Hall
East 9Th Street
New York City
Middletown Brothers
Bismarck Loge
Tather Lodge
Turiy Hall
Woman Trustee Named by Court
By telephone to the Tynes Press Newburgh, Justice Tompkins appointed Frances Millspaugh to replace her late husband Thomas H. Millspaugh as trustee under Henry C. Higginson’s will. Higginson died February 12, 1903, estate valued at $243,178.07 by the Appellate Division in Brooklyn. Annie Hillman and Sidney Z. Many appealed. their argument heard in May. Millspaugh was sole heir due to her son's death in France, his share reverting to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynes-Press
Newburgh
Tompkins
Frances Millspaugh
Thomas H. Millspaugh
Henry C. Higginson
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Annie Hillman
Sidney Z. Many
Higginson
Millspaugh
Kenneth H. Millspaugh
France
Monday Art Club Trip and Local Birthday Legacy
The Monday Art Club held its year end meeting at Mrs M A Stiverss home and recalled a New York trip to Cloister George Grey Barnard Spanish Museum and Jumel Mansion. The club plans Art of War as next year study. Ellenville elder Thomas M Terwilliger claims oldest local Civil War born resident with family service histories. Warwick road work appointment for Officer John W Longwell includes repairs to the road to Florida.
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Monday Art Club
M. A. Stivers
Highland Avenue
New York
George Grey Barnard
Spanish Museum
Jumel Mansion
Neafie
Goshen
Ellenville
Thomas M. Terwilliger
Sara
Effenville Journal
City Point
U.S
Thomas M Terwilliger
Lucky Percy
Warwick
John W Longwell
Florida
Real Estate Notes From Fort Campbell Clerk
Real estate notes indicate A. Ft Campbell resident paid a fine and a sale was made on the property at 18 Columbia Avenue from Mrs W V Ridd of Tampa Florida to AL Henechel potential interest noted in the deed.
Pretty Wedding at Pine Bush Church
Hyla Mae Davidson of Pine Bush wed David Henry Moffatt of Ulsterville at Pine Bush Methodist Episcopal Church on June 4. Rev. Francis Robinson officiated. attendants included Carolyn Frances Davidson as maid of honor and Walter Burger as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home. the couple’s families and friends celebrated this season’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyla Mae Davidson
Pine Bush
David
Henry Moffatt
Ulsterville
Pine Bush Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis Robinson
Robinson
Carolyn Frances Davison
Eloise LeTarte
Walter Burger
Andrew Burkinshaw
Arthur Gillespie
Kenneth Moffatt
Loms Schmitt
Joseph Davidson
New York City
Moffatt
Orson Moffatt
Ms Bride
Susan Davidson
Robert Davidson
Plane Wrecked in Newburgh but Aviator Not Hart
Newburgh June 6 an aviation incident during a flight toward Hazelout Aviation Grounds Mineola occurred when Lieutenant Altick piloting an observation plane for Colonel Muller encountered engine trouble. He avoided a direct landing over a workers’ field, but the aircraft crashed after a sharp tilt, destroying the plane while Altick escaped with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-l’ress
Newburgh
Hazelout Aviation Grounds
Minesla
L. 1
Berkshires
James
Allick
Muller
Mineola
Altick
Death by own action of drug victim in New Jersey farm
Sussex county almshouse inmate John Smith was found dead in an orchard near Newton. A gunshot wound to the chest ended his life after he had disappeared from the almshouse and returned to the area seeking a means to kill himself. He was a 22 year old heroin addict with unknown relatives and a claimed origin in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
John Smith
Sussex County Almehouse
John NecDavitt
Newton
Smith
McDavitt
MacDavitt
Oul
Wallkill Civic Club Meeting Discusses Health Insurance
The Wallkill Civic Club met at Mrs. M Ennis home near Mechanicstown. Members discussed health insurance related to parts life. A motion proposed August meeting at Mrs Horace Dunning home in Mechanicstown.
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Waki Civic Club
Missing Girl Nabbed In City After Three Weeks
Police arrest Mabel Reed, 16, at Exie James street depot after she admitted stealing 2.50 from Mrs. Ward of 22 Academy avenue. The disappearance from Stony Ford three weeks earlier had stumped officers until patrolman Finn linked a North street sighting to a photo and a planned departure for a local depot. Reed claims she has been traveling with girl friends aiding funds and clothing.
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Gler
Stony Ford
Finn
North Street
Frank Reid
Ward
James Street
June Meeting of the State Hospital Club Directors
The June meeting of the State Hospital Club board of directors approved a strawberry festival for June 16 and planned a pre event meeting to set plans and committees. Attendees and staff are noted with various hospital personnel changes and social details, including staff arrivals and departures and a reference to health and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Club
State Hospital Club Board of Directors
Ward 63 and infirmary 61 notes and local reminiscence
A three month report covers ward 63 and infirmary 61 with Miss McCue resuming the latter post. Miss Kearney says Brother Hill will return from France soon, with two girls for him and a boy for her. Conductor Frank Ellison of State Hospital line draws attention with past affiliations and local tales. The Butts twins, A W Schuler, Toby Ahern, and Miss Allen gave a musical quartet the other evening. John Armstrong recalled older chapel gatherings. An umbrella with a Norse shoe handle awaits an owner at the West Group. A sum found is with Dr. Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts Twins
A. W. Schuler
Toby Ahern
Miss Allen
John Armstrong
West Group
Dr. Woodman
Chester Man Hurt Falling in Coal Yard Mishap
Chester June 7 Frank Bacon fell down the coal chute in the coal yard of George M Roe and suffered a bruised head cut and shaken. Also mentions visits and letters from local residents and a 875 deed in Goshen County Clerk records. Corroborates with local names and the returned service member from France visiting town.
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Chester
Frank Bacon
George M. Roe
Willagham
Clara Hart
Beacon
Adaline Elliott
Marvin
Main Street
Armour Courter
Brest
France
Page
Hoboken
Goshen
Mary Daly
Martin Girello
George Roache
Floyd Belknap
Harriman
Robert Miller
Charles
James Cregan
Great Day at Port Jervis on July 4th
A lively Port Jervis celebration on July 4 features a parade and patriotic events. Various named companies and local groups participate in a community day with regional organizations and a junior society present, signaling a festive municipal program.
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Port Jervis
Port Jarvis
Une
Campany
Ibyiy
Maxhogammbke
Albri Jigse Company
Honerdale
Neversinks — Protecion
Eacian Company
Honeedale
Delawares—Duananyeean
Gashen Hep Four
Gashen Hep Four- Wallkill Hare Company, of Sue x Exediare SheSawkea Hoes Company
Hanonrk
TriSsae
Anne’ Hare Canpart Og
Rover Dee No
McQuaid Engine Company
Maiedietowe
Hols
Newtursh
Golf Club Opened Just Twenty Years Ago
The Oranié Caonty Galty Cri ve near dwar Para opened 29 veare non Inet wee y in Mredderd Hear Bacwa, or Goshen who made a triet peech asad ito the fist all fer the test tee.
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Dwar Para
Goshen
Lines to Be Remembered. A fragment from Matthes Arneld
A compact quotation fragment discusses the pursuit of perfection, sternness, light work, reason, and the will of God attributed to Matthes Arneld. The text reads as a stray line fragment with misspellings and unclear context.
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Matthes Arneld
Miss Sweeney Weds W A Adams in New York City Area
Margaret E Sweeney daughter of Joseph W Sweeney of 58 Montgomery Street and William A Adams of New York City were united in marriage at St Joseph's Church at 3 pm Saturday. The Very Rev Dean JP McClancy performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Warwick New York where Adams is an instructor of agriculture. The bride wore a traveling suit with matching hat and flower bouquet. Relatives attended including the bridegroom's parents, sisters and several New York and Jersey City residents. The couple left by Erie eastbound train and honeymoon plans are undecided. Gifts included silverware cut glass linen and money.
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Margaret E. Sweeney
Joseph W. Sweeney
Montgomery Street
William A. Adams
New York City
Willam C. Adams
Virginia
Annan l. Hoey
New York
Anna Muright
Jersey City
Margaret Mulligan
Augustus Gillespie
Goshen
Erie
Warwick
Local Notes and Community Items from Montgomery
Montgomery area notes include Mrs. F J Kelly and family visiting Mrs Margaret De Courcy, decoration at Tony Santoro’s home, Miss Elizabeth Hand visiting from New York, and John T McKenzie passing through en route to Albany. Also mentions seven electric fans at Lemar's Hall, garden produce for table use, and early potato prospects.
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F. J. Kelly
Kelly
S. William Parrington
Regina, Waller
Howard
Brooklyn
Margaret Decourcy
Tony" Santoro
Harry Pitts
Eliabeth Hand
New York
John T. McKenzie
Detroit
Mica
Albany
Lemar’s
Ireland's envoy to United States key note in aid bill
The article notes Patrcia De McCartan as Ireland's envoy to the United States and mentions a proposed appropriation of 214000 for eight diplomatic corps members to Ireland. It references Representative William E. Mason of Titngis and indicates the measure may join the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill as an amendment.
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Patrica de McCartan
Irish Republic
Conemress
William £. Mason
Titngis
United States
Ireland
Harford Veteran Discharged At Camp Dix
Earl A. Harford son of Mr and Mrs John L Harford of 101 Linden Lane served in France for nearly a year as a motorcycle dispatch rider with the 79th Division and was discharged Thursday morning at Camp Dix New Jersey returning home Thursday evening His regiment the Stith Field Artillery was detached from the 75th Division and operated near Verdun during much of the overseas period
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R. Hartford
John L. Harford
Sullivan County Notes Important Sale at De Bruce
In Livingston Manor, Miss Ada Cooper’s extensive holdings at De Bruce near Ward estate were purchased by Congress Alan Charles Ward. The 175 acre tract, famed for trout fishing and boarding guests, likely becomes a new homestead operation run in Cooper style. Sale price undisclosed, Cooper valued around 30000 dollars. Also noted: Glenman’s boarding guests and local tourism referenced.
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Livingston Manor
Ada Cooper
de Bruse
Congress
Alan Charles 3
Ward
Cooper
Tha
Mise Cooper
United States
W G T U and C E Society Reports At Circleville Meeting
Circleville notes a W G T U meeting with Mrs D W Lea Mrs Jeenie Travis and Mrs M H Santee sharing a report on a W C T U institute at Pine Bush. Christian Endeavor drew six active and six associate members, Rev and Mrs A Van Veren praised the C E convention at Kingston, and Friday events were announced with refreshments and Sunday sermon plans.
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Circleville
D. W. Lea
Jeenie Travis
M. H. Santee
W. C. T. U Institute
Pire Bush
Christian Endeavor
Smcieta
A Vanveren
C.el Convettion
Kincaton
Christian Tndeavor Society
Fridas Eaentua
Lamon
F Chaedang
Moser Earl
Sioa Redas
Dud Atres
Grobs Discusses Early Japan and Global Gold Value
The Rev. Tr. WL Grobs remarks on ancient trade, noting Japan valued gold far less than South America for centuries. He cites Balboa and cross-continental exchanges, suggesting gold’s worth varied widely, with fourfold differences in different eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Grobs
Japan
South America
Balboa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Longwell
Pine Bush Church
Fitzhav
Milan
Hart
Wallkill
Civic Club
A. C Reynons
Piel
Persteid
W. A Wood
Borer
Thorsdar
Worrien
Mabel Reed
Ciarense EE Gaker
Mro Cela
Gardner
Phad Mo Reynton
Lotter
Grahamarilie
James Ro Hearsa
Farm Department
Ballcothes
Decker Bars
Enverseas
Heystone
Mir Hosart
Smartes
James Viane
Pisriciane
Thomas Coll
Frida
Burton
Winiffea Brouthton
Mina
Nursas Howe
Aontention
Hep
Meysenad Hotgar
Greater
John F. Blunchette
George Blancheile
East View Hospital
J. L. Shellen
Tommy Stereng
Ty Olin Taaie Ail
Chet Serzi
Crit
Texas
Kells Field
Sinody
Howe
Chester Man
Miss Sweeney
W. A. Adams
Montgomery News
Walden
Walter Brown
Walker
St. Andrews
Charles Titus
Linton Ronk
Central New England
R. R
Samuel Mander
Rock Hill
Worcester
East Main Street
Mary Cummings
Ford
Academy Avenue
Sennett Street
James Ford
Johnson
Archibald Taylor Company, Inc
Atlantic
City
Teressa Schellenberg
Nathan Schellenberg
Middletown
Walton Lake Inn
Menares
Mo Murphy
Monroe
Charles FL Bennest
Bloomingburg
Ainnroc
Earl A. Harford
Sullivan County
Airs
J. F. Sherwood
Sherwood Homestead
State Road
Livingston, Manor
William Gillette
Howard Wreden- Leigh
Sullivan Go
Auto Club
Liberty
Sullivan County Automobile Club
Liberty House
Frederick Stuart Greene
George F. Chandler
Herbert W. Baker
State Automobile Association
A. M. McKeon
Long Eddy
Institute
Ly B. Barnes
Stalker
Mox Koon
Roscoe
Jones
Kenneth Corry
Beaverkill
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