Otisville News Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Health
Otisville June notes report numerous visitors from Middletown and New York City, hospital and church updates, and social events. Rev W A Tinney improves in Brooklyn hospital. Miss Harriet Cuddeback returns home after pleurisy. many residents hosts guests and attend strawberry festival and church activities.
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Otisville
Howard
Augustue Greenleaf
Middletown
Imar
New York City
James Behan
Cuddebackville
Harriet Cuddeback
Mongan
New York
Dr. Hatfield
Misa Loring
Palmer
Alfred Ketcham
Slyin
Floyd Rosch
Noback
Bailey
Merchant Bailey
Illess
Leslie Wilbur
Brooklyn
W. A. Tinney
van Innesen
Cuddeback
Highland Avenue
Anna Cockrill
Thomas Knapp
Bergey City
John Fiel
Aaron Winter, Jr
Port Jervis
G. M. Willhaw
Shawanga
Cleveland Indians Labeled Poor In Cleveland Year
The Cleveland American League club, under Nate, faces harsh criticism as a bad season lingers. Writers label the Indians the worst, calling them dirty players while experts debate the team’s decline. Chief Gromrke Stricken: Hancock reports the fire chief suffered a minor stroke at two oclock Sunday morning.
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Cleveland
Roth
Ian Lm
Tee Wren
Cleland
Earope
Grourke
Hancock
PE QO Rourte
Hanrock
Children’s Day at Amity on Sunday
Amity hosts Children’s Day exercises in the church on Sunday evening June 1% with songs recitations solos and duets by local Sunday school and primary groups. An entertainment by Ladies Aid features in Van Hiper’s Hall Pine Island June 15 to benefit the church. The annual potluck and ice cream festival for Sunday school benefits is set for Friday June 19 with Pastor Wr Ritter delivering the anniversary sermon on Sunday morning.
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Fred Cross
Bridary
A. J. Craig
James Craig
Thomas Cockins
Yankee Lake
Leroy Wilbur
Middletown
G. H. King
Mra
Herbert King
George Smith
Sanatorium Avenue
Ln Iproving
Wlachy
Amity
Tantor
Ed Anckaon
Edenine
Wilt Layton
Edgar Liston
Ladies Aid Society
Hwme d Intont
van Hiper
Pine Island
Join Wilcox
Mm Ihiron
Sinking Relatives
Brooklyn
Dane
Res
Wr Ritter
Maybrook Local Notes and Church News
Crowd updates from Walden and Maybrook mention M Carroll’s move to Tower Nat on Walden road and Isaac Carr taking a State college job. Chiklewe Pax remains examiner for the CoN road in place of the late Martin. Rev WooVilan travels to the state for Sunday services. midweek prayer and temple meeting plans are noted along with moves of several residents and a wardmaster shift in Washroal yard.
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M. Carrol
Walden
Isaac Carr
State College
Wii
Martin Helli
Chiklewe
Athe
WooVilan
Persiets
Mialing
Tunsdas
Mra
Charles Bardle
Washroal
Yard
Mas Preok
Dismissal of Midtown Tax Appeal Approved by Board
Goshen June 9 A special Board of Supervisors session notes repairs delaying clerk offices. They authorized 49000 to borrow for current expenses and 15000 for the county poor fund. the City of Midtown tax appeal was dismissed after a stipulated withdrawal with mayoral approval. A 500 payment to architect Harvey Taylor for remodeling is approved.
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Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Rinte
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Midletown
Harvey Taylor
Ofice
John J. Dubois
New York City
Tlis
Frandersen
Sherri
McCaan
Comeroutes
James Scott
Tempos
Murland
William Sutherland
Orange Farm
Terman O. Strack
Lod Sherid
WFP
Durand
Grean
Newburgh
Servie
Moore
Silara
Tua
Hania of
Walltl
Montegomers
Middletown
Henan
Good Roads Committee
Ana Amthorius
Clark
Mure Ak
Herome
Nesburgh
Veth
Long Motorcycle Trip Plans By Retlost Kellace Team
William E Retlost and his son Walter T Kellace prepare to lease the final work for a long motorcycle journey to San Francisco and other points in California. The pair aim to cover extensive routes and see notable sites during their voyage.
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William E Retlost
Walter T. Kellace
San Francisco
Apcpois
California
Bryan explains cabinet split on policy toward Germany
Washington reports Secretary Bryan differed with the president only on methods to deal with Germany after the Kalaba sinking. He said there were no political differences, would issue a formal note, and planned no immediate moves, remaining in Washington for now. Bryan’s resignation removes a key dissenting voice in foreign policy debates.
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Washington
Bryan
Germany
Kalaba
Be Jn
Bryhn
Wilson
Bir
State Department
Mr Riryan
Nic
Alwaye
Child Fatally Injured Run Over by Auto Near Centerville
A six year old boy, Stanley Hughes, was killed when Samuel Sussman swerved to avoid a dog and struck him near the Hughes home one mile west of Centerville New York. Sussman stopped at once and neighbors aided the family as a Centerville doctor arrived.
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Samuel Hughes
Centerville
N. Y
Samuel Sussman
Stanley
Hughes
Sussman
Mr. Hughes
Saturday train service planned between Middletown and Unionville
Beginning Saturday June 12 for five consecutive Saturdays the Middletown and Unionville Railroad will operate a special train from Middletown to Unionville stopping at all stations along the route. The schedule provides passengers with over four hours in Unionville and lists arrival and departure times for Sv Unionville Weattown Johnsons State Hill and Middletown along the line.
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Middletown and
Unionville
Tne
Weattown
Johnsons
State Hill
Middletown
Orange Co case in Court of Appeals over land lease and fraud
Mary L Clark sues James M Clark and Hudson Iron Co in Orange County equity action to set aside a 189 acre Wood and ore land lease alleging fraud and misrepresentation. The contract included a 10 year term with renewal option and perpetual right of way. Clark, director and officer of Hudson Iron, faced allegations the written agreement hid renewal clause. Appellate division affirmed. case argued Monday before Court of Appeals with Arnold Davis and Charles Mellen for appellants Danforth E Ainsworth for respondent.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Mary L Clark
James M. Clark
Clark
Orange County
Hudson Iron Company
Arnold J. Davis
Charles Mellen
Appelants
Danforth E. Ainsworth
Highland Falls Café Man Fined and Justice Honor
Albany June 2 State Excise Commissioner Farley reports the payment of 868 dollars in a judgment against Henry Mieler for violating the Rainey law by doing business on Sundays. Poughkeepsie June 9 Justice Hirsenberg opened court in the new Poughkeepsie courthouse. the County Bar Association presented a brass vase as a ceremonial gift. There are 55 cases on the calendar. the term will last about four weeks.
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Albany
State Excise Com. “Missioner
Farley
Henry Mieler
Wain Street
Trewavenue Wehland Falls
Newchurch
Justion Hirsenberg
Poughkeepsie Court House
Putchess County Bar Association
Dee
Resolution by Russell Wiggins Calls for Annual Legislature Meeting
Albany June s. Among the residents introduced in the Constitution was a proposal by Russell Wiggins to amend section of article X% to require the legislatures to meet each year on the third Wednesday of February. The measure was referred to the legislative organization committee.
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Albany
Constatu- Vena Consention
Riegel
Comrmittor
George W. Wickersham
Judiciary Committee
Constitutional Contention
New York City
Court of General Sessions
Bronx
Kings
Queens
Richmond
City Court of
New York
Wickersham
Bis
Condition Unchanged After Mice Love Comfort Case
The case involving Charlee Wolf Jr’s clothing store cashier remains unchanged after a serious operation at Thrall Hospital. Mondat authorities report no new developments and the condition of the patient is steady.
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Charlee Wolf, Jr
Hos ‘Ptal. Mondat
Albany Elks elect Drislane president at Troy session
William Ellis Jane of Albany a member of lodge 48 was elected president of the New York State Association of Elks at the first business session of the annual gathering in Troy yesterday in what was described as the most orderly routes and election the association has ever had.
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Albany, Jrm
William Ellis Jane
Albany
Lodcoe 48
New York Stain Association of Elks
Troy
Election reform proposals loom at constitutional convention
Ex Senator Brackett leads up state Republicans at Albany as he warns he can rally enough support to block short ballot adoption. Delegates propose two stock trading restrictions, plus new corporate incorporation rules for exchanges, aiming to curb gambling while preserving legitimate trading.
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Edgar T. Brackett
Albany
Samuel’intermayer
Israel JT. Deyo
Broome County
Board of Trade
Deyo
Albert 8. Bard
Jeremiah W. Jenks
New York University
Seth Low
Jenks
Sells Trotter to George M Taimer
William T Nelson a popular young liveryman sells his fine letter Reid's Patchea to George M Taimer of Otiaville in a notable local deal.
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William T. Nelson
Reid
George M. Taimer
Otiaville
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