Prominent Goshen Woman Dies After West Return
Goshen June 10 Jannie Reeve widow of Stephen Turner died at 6 a m Tuesday at her Golden Hill avenue home. She had just returned from California and planned a surgical operation. Born in Goshen seven years ago to Charles W Reeve and Catherine Aldrich Reeve she was twice married first to Geo France and leaves three sons by that marriage George W France of Seattle Elting and Herman of Goshen. Funeral Thursday at 1 p m at the Methodist Church with interment in Webb Cemetery Maple Avenue.
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Goshen
Jannie Reeve
Stephen Turner
Golden Hill Avenue
Sret
George W. France
Seattle
Wash
Elting
Herman
Goshen High School
W. W. Wilcox
Charles B. Pitts
L. R. Hetzel
Floyd A. Reeve
Coe L. Reevs
Methodist Church
Turner
Webb Cemetery
Maple Avenue
Goshen Inn signs put Goshen on the map for summer tourism
Goshen Inn expands its advertising with large electric signs read from the highway. Signs read The Goshen Inn America's Most Beautiful Hotel Garage and light up at Main and Par Place and Church Street. Police Chief James Scott Jr. heads to Buffalo for chiefs' conventions. Confirmation at St John’s Church sees 75 children and three adults receive the sacrament.
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Goshen
Goshen Inn
Ielawara Water Gap
Pompton Lake
Main Street
Par Place
Church Street
Parl Place
America
Harriman Construction Company
Westinghouse
James Scott, S Jr
Buffalo
State Association of Police
International Association
Grand Rapids
Scott
Fillhouse
Erie Police
Oficer
David Clark
Letters Granted In Port Jervis Estates
Goshen June 9 Letters of administration granted on the estate of Mary E Chant late of Port Jervis to William B Chant of the same city Property about 300 descends to William B Chant. Letters of administration granted on the estate of Irving R Post late of Port Jervis to Asmath Post of the same city Property about 400 descends to the widow and one child.
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Goshen
Mary E. Chant
Port Jervis
William B. Chant
William
Chant
Irving R. Post
Asmath Post
Samuel Jackson
Newburgh
Swezey
Geo. W. Sterling
William T. McCaw Sre
Mary
Buckhee
Highlands
John I. Likely
Highland Falls
William J. Buckbee
Chicago
Indirect Entered in Philadelphia Stake Trot
Goshen trainer John Packer enters his horse Indirect in the 2:30 trot at the Horse Dealers Stake in Philadelphia this week. Indirect has shown good form this season and Packer exits last evening confident he will win.
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Goshen
John Packer
Philadelphia
Horse Dealers
Packer
Taken to Elmira for grand larceny sentence
Goshen June 10 Frank C. Dodse recently moved to the village jail and sentenced to the Elmira Reformatory for an indefinite period on a charge of grand larceny in the second degree, was taken to that institution this morning by the keeper from Elmira.
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Goshen
Frank C. Dodse
Elmira Reformatory
Sail for Germany by Hamburg American Line
Mrs John Hansen and daughter Mao left this morning for New York City and sailed on a Hamburg American Line for Germany. They expect to spend the greater part of the summer visiting Mia Hansen and Hansen’s parents in Germany.
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Goshes
John Hansen
Mao
New York City
Gert Tass
Mia
Hansen
Garr Commencement Exercises and Dance at Goshen
Goshen officials announce Garr Testi Wie FH will hold the annual commencement and dance at GrR Hall on Friday evening June 24. The ceremony and reception will be held in the hall following the exercises.
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Goshen
Grrr Hall
Goshen High School Graduation Week Plans Revealed
Goshen June 9 The annual commencement week for Goshen High School begins June 20 with a alumni meeting and a series of events. Speakers include William Vogel Margaret Findlay and class numbers reach 16 with 18 training teachers graduating. The program spans sermons, banquets, exhibits, and a class picnic on June 25.
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Goshen
Goshen High School
First Presbyterian Church
Francis 5. Haines
William Vogel
Margaret Findlay
Heer
William Bennet
Regi[nal Waldo
Elting France
Mary Fritchie
Elizabeth Johnson
Burke couple return to Hawley home after years away
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Burke have returned to their Hawley Pennsylvania home after living for several years with Mrs Burke’s sister Mrs Thomas Cusick. The couple had spent time away in their former village residence.
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Goerden, Juno
Thomas J. Burke
Hawler
Hermiss Purchased by Harry Russell at Bulkley Park Way Farm
Goshen resident Harry Russell purchased for Mise Daley State the Hermiss two pony totter silage device belonging to B A Bulkley of Park Way Farm in this area.
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Hermiss
Goshen, Jones
Harry Russell
Geshen
Mise Daley State
Sr B.A. Bulkley
Parkway Farm
Return from Falls at Grease Falls Home
ils usage spending the weekend at the home of their son Dr. L. H. Yorg at Grease Falls.
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Dr. L. H. Yorg
Runaway Wagon Collides With Car in Goshen
A horse hauling a large delivery wagon crashed into a small Ford runabout in Goshen near Main street. The car, owned by L H Ershler, was badly wrecked with front tires cut and axle bent. John Brennan clutched the reins and was dragged briefly before releasing, while the wagon horse was captured nearby.
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Ford Automobile
Goshen
Thomas Finance, Coal and Lamaber Corporation
L. H. Ershler
Dunham Brothers & Co
Brattleboro
Benjamin Levinson
Main Street
North Church Street
Presbyterian Park
Mainstreet
Arthur Brennan
Goshen Inn
Mr. Brennan
Savings Bank
Van Cortland And Earle Leave For Mountains
Harry Van Cortland and Roland Earle of Goshen departed Wednesday for the mountains of North Carolina. Van Cortland hopes the summer will restore his health after a period of ill health. They traveled in Van Cortland’s new Pierce Arrow touring car.
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Goshen
Harry van Cortland
Roland Earle
Noth Carolina
van Cortland
Mr. van Cortlan
Goshen Personal News for June 11
Goshen notes update residents on Edward O Neal spending two weeks in the Pennsylvania mountains and Russell Rutan returning from Cornell University to spend the summer in the village. Charda Voyne rents his Murray avenue home to Stephen Regan of New York City for the coming summer. Regan takes possession this morning and Chardavoyne will board with Mrs Fuller on Orange avenue.
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Goshen
Edward O'Neal
Greenstreet
Pennsylvania
Russell Rutan
John J. Rutan
Cornell University
Chardavoyne
Murray Avenue
Stephen Regan
New York City
Store to Close Early This Summer in Goshen
Goshen June 11 The Harry J Scott Grocery Company of this village announces the store will close at 6 30 p m during the upcoming band concert season and will not stay open in the evening as in prior years.
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Goshen
Harry J. Scott Grocery Company
Miss Helen Wal V. D. Wallace Returns Home for Vacation
Goshen residents report Miss Helen Wal V. D. Wallace has finished schooling in Ossining and will spend the summer at her parents home.
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Goshen
Helen Wal- V. D. Wallace
Ossining
Nash Produce Market owner buys new Ford touring car
Frank C Nash of Goshen approves a June 11 purchase of a Ford touring car through local dealer Frank C Hock. The Nash Produce Market proprietor acquires the vehicle at Greenwich agme, this village.
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Goshen
Frank C. Nash
Nash Produce Market
Greenwich Agme
Frank C. Hock
Obituary notices for Doolittle McKiernan and Halsey in local paper
Obituary notices report Mrs Catherine Doolittle of 47 Liberty Street died Monday afternoon after four months illness. Survived by three daughters, a stepson, two granddaughters and two granddaughters. Funeral at home then St Josephs Church. Also noted is death of Mrs Mary A McKiernan at 47 St Louis Avenue after two years illness aged about 65, with funeral from the McKiernan home and St Josephs Church. Additional line mentions Mrs Elizabeth Hubbard Halsey, long time Port Jervis resident, dies after a long illness. member of Eastern Star and Daughters of Rebekah. Summary notes multiple local obituaries with church service details and family survivors.
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Catherine Doolittie
Liberty Street
Ireland
Lothia County
Middletown
D. M. Connell
Paterton
N. J
Annis Neare
Ella Doolittle
John Doolittle
St. Joseph's R. C
St Joseph's R. C
Mary A. McKiernan
Mary Ann McKiernan
Peter G. Yonkers
St. Louis Avenue
General de Ba
McKiernan
Joan Sheridan
James McKiernan
Thomas
Ironton
N.Y
James H
Mary A. Herliby
Catherine Powers
I. Warner
Dade Hatne
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Elizabeth Hubbard Halsey
Kilzateith Hubbard Harper
Ente Yarimaster
Port Jervis
Satervar
Jones
Mra Halsey
Ntat
Order of the Eastern Later
Daaghies
Rebek
Port Jervis Woman Remembrance Notes Kin Abroad
In Port Jervis, surviving relatives of the deceased include two sisters Mrs Harry Terwilliger of New York City and Mrs Sexsmith of Binghamton, along with one sister-in-law Mrs Hubbard of Middletown.
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Port Jervis
Harry Terwilliger
New York City
Sexsmith
Binghamton
Hubbard
Middletown
Mrs Margaret A McCarty Dies in Rochester
Mrs Margaret A McCarty sister of Mrs Charles Porter of this city died late Wednesday afternoon at her Rochester home after a brief illness. She is survived by two other sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be Friday morning with interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Rochester.
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Margaret A. McCarty
Charles Porter
Rochester
Holy Sepulchre
Obsequies For Local Notables Held At Multiple Cemeteries
Funerals were held for George T. Dewsnap at 2 30 this afternoon at his Spring Street home with Rev Forest Preston Hunter presiding. Interment followed in Wallkill Cemetery. Separate services for Mrs Mary A Mc Kiernan, St Joseph s Church, with pallbearers Alexander Cointot Frank Morgan Lawrence Wermann Frank Kerrigan and burial in St Joseph s Cemetery. Another service for Mrs Catherine Doolittle at 10 30 am at St Joseph s Church. Rev Bagasso officiated and pallbearers Ira Dean James Kerwin Patrick Pougherty Anthony Ocyle. interment in St Joseph s Cemetery.
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George T. Dewsnap
Spring Street
Forest Preston Hunter
Woodmen of the World
Mr. Dewsnap
Wallkill Cemetery
Mary A. McKiernan
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Bavasso
Alexander Cointot
Frank Morgan
Lawrence Wermann
Frank Kerrigan
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Catherine Doolittle
St. Joseph's R. C. Church
Father Bagasso
St. Joseph’s R. C
Ira Dean
James Kerwin
Patrick Pougherty
Anthony O'cyle
Safe and Sane Fourth of July Program Hailed
Ridgebury June 19 The Fourth of July entertainment progresses as youths prepare a patriotic show with Uncle Sam and Columbia in song and costume. A Children’s Day at M E Church is set for June 14 11 am with baptismal service. Annual recital by Miss Jennie H Many’s music class at the church on June 19. Visitors in town Mr and Mrs Rolunson from Englewood NJ are guests of Rev and Mrs G M Heroy.
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Ridgebury
Uncle Sam
Columbia
M. E. Church News
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
M. E. Church
Misa Jennie HL
M. E. Chure
Rolunson
Enclewood
N. J
G. M. Heroy
Thaw Seeks Admission to Pittsburgh for Estate Matter
In New York on June 1 Attorney Jerome states a proposal to allow Thax to go to Pittsburgh to aid in handling his father’s estate. The application before the Federal Supreme Court seeks admit Tha to writ of habeas corpus while a decision is awaited.
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New York
Parmer Tis Iet
Jerome
H. K
Counse
Adler Thax
Pitshareh Apa Tentify
Father
Federal Supreme Cour
Tha
Tai
Wilson Won't Insist On Prohibition Vote
Washington June 11 The White House pressures on Democratic House leaders push for a vote on the national prohibition amendment this session. President Wilson insisted the House must act, risking party cohesion. Notes say leaders will heed the demand though most expect the amendment to fail by a two thirds threshold.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Burleson
Underwood
Aster
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Reverend Jacks at Scotchtown
Scotchtown June 1 Rev Wilford Jacke of Geneva will occupy the pulpit Sunday Western visitors Mrs G Hulbert and son of Omaha Neb are visiting her mother Mrs C S Stewitts at the mange Home from Cornell G A Comfort of Cornell University is home for summer vacation Clyde Santee of Cornell arrived home Wednesday and is expected today Missionary meeting will be at Mr Eugene Smith's Thursday at 2 30 Subject Alaska Miss Jessie Puff will be leader
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Scotchtown
Wilford Jacke
Geneva
G. Hulbert and Son
Omaha, Neb
C. 5. Stewitts
The
Mange
Cornell
G. A. Comfort
Cornell University
Clyde Santee
Eugene Smith
Alaska
Jessie Puff
Teader
Suffern's Oldest Church Celebrates Fifth Consecration Anniversary
Suffern marks the fifth anniversary of Christ Episcopal Church, the oldest in Rockland County. Bishop Greer Archdeacon Hulse and pastors Mansfield and Romaine Mansfield spoke at 7:30 PM services in the Washington Alley church. Mansfield has led the parish for 42 years, previously at Spring Valley New York.
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Romaine
Miss Ethel Leemon Weds Charles Clark in City Home
Miss Ethel L Leemon daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Leemon married Charles E Clark at the bride’s parents home at 3 Smith Street Tramon The Rev Charles Hi Reynolds officiated The couple left for Newburgh and Albany then will reside with the bride’s parents at 2 Smith Street Popp-Stering.
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Ethel R. Leemon
Robert 3. Leemon
Charles E. Clark
Smith Tier
Tramon
Charles Hi. Reynolds
Chereah
Clark
Newburgh
Amamo
J. E. Leeman
Albany
New York
Smith Street
Montgomery announces candidacy for Orange Assembly seat
Newburgh June 11 The News of Wednesday prints Hon James B Montgomerys declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination as Assembly member from Orange First District. He praises his record, loyalty to district interests, and opposition to Tammany. No other candidates are known this year.
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Newburgh
James B. Montgomery
Orange County
Montgomery
Tammany
Albany
Bontkomars
Fear Militant Attack Fears Roosevelt Publication
London observers warn of possible militant action as Roosevelt plans to speak at a public function. The event may be limited to a public appearance with private entertainments reportedly canceled to ensure safety.
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London
Rhce
Roosevelt
American lines may be advanced in war effort
Washington June 11 war officials weigh Fusion's proposals to move American lines farther inland to safeguard water and food supplies. State Department resistance slows the shift while Niagara negotiations continue. Potential clashes between factions heighten the case for extending, with fighters from Fedemis and Constitutionalists complicating the security picture.
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Washington
War Ofclass
Funsion
Uth
State Department
Ade
Niagam
Fedemis
Bloomingburg Road 15 Open to Traffic
The section of Route 4 between the city and Bloomingburg is now open the full distance. The Fair Oaks stretch, left last fall, has been completed and opened to traffic on Wednesday. Contractors Sachron Brothers built that section and are removing machinery to begin the next project toward Thomyron in Sallian County toward Monticeto.
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Bloominburg
Fair Oaks
Trafic
Sachron Brothers
Sersion
Thomyron
Salliian County
Monticeto
Chester Post Office Unclaimed Letters List
Unclaimed letters in the Chester post office include Silas Bennett Alperal Attell John V. Pumsen Andrew Bowinn and Thame. A strawberry and ice cream festival is planned at the Haine bed of thy Presbyterian untchom on Friday evening. Carmen will inspect corporation taxes at Inuilands store weighis. Johan Hackett Bill receives a payment on Wednesday. Tune tT, Ns home land ict on Meadow avenza.
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Chester
Chester Post
Silas Bennett
al Peral Attell
John V. Pumsen
Andrew Bowinn
Thame
Haine
Presbyterian
Carmen Wil Peep Corporation
Inuilands
Johan Hackett
Homeland
Meadow Avenza
Croquet for back yard play and sets offered
A notice promotes croquet as a quiet summer activity for all ages. It highlights laying a court on a small lawn and invites customers to view or order sets, noting a variety of balls and accessories available and promise to fetch items not in stock promptly.
Alleged Horse Thief Held In Howells Case
Charles Miser, the young man accused of stealing a horse from Roderick Robertson’s farm at Howells, was arrested there on Wednesday after earlier detention in Stroudsburg. He was arraigned before Justice Holley, brought to the circuit, and will waive exam if he does, awaiting Grand Jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mscher
Roderick Robertson
Howells
Stroudsburgh
Stanfield
Justice Holley
Ellenville Wedding Unites Mamia Kushner and Levin Syring
Miss Mamia Kushner daughter of Simon Kesaner Nap anoch and Levin Syring of New York were married at St Andrews Ellenville by Rev Fathers Bamberg and Dougherty. The bride wore white satin charmeuse and long veil, attended by four sisters, with four young men in black. After ceremony guests traveled to Napanoch for a wedding dinner and social hour. The couple, both respected in local circles, plan to reside in New York after a wedding trip.
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Ellenville
St. Andrew's Church
Mamia Kushner
Simon Kesaner
Napanoch
Levin Syring
New York
Father Bamberg
Father Dougherty
St. Mary's Church
Sigo
New York City
Erie Companies At Port Jervis Firemen's Celebration
Erie shop fire companies from Jersey City to Huntington Ind will visit Port Jervis July 28 and 29 for a firemen's celebration. Hose laying contests will crown fastest Erie unit and award the silver trumpet. Participants include Kent Car Shop, Buffalo Car Shop, Jersey Car Shop, Fort Jervis Shop, Susquehanna Shop, Aton Shop, Buffalo Machine Shop, Hornell Shop, Salamanca Shop, Bradford Pa Shop, Meadville Pa Shop, Stroudsburg Pa, Cleveland Ohio, Gallon Ohio, Marion Ohio, Huntington Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Shop
Jersey City
Huntington
Ind
Port Jervis
Erie Companies
Kent Car Shop
Buffalo Car Shop
Jersey Car Shop
Fort Jervis
Susquehanna
Aton
Buffalo Machine Shop
Hornell
Salatanca
Bradford
Meadville
Stroudsbursh
Cleveland
Gallon
Marion
Movement of Constitutionalist Troops Aids Food Shortage
Washington reports movement of Constitutionalist troops near Vera Cruz expected to relieve the shortage of food supplies. Consul Cansca urges government to send fuel to Vera Cruz at normal prices. More wrecks on the railway from Vera Cruz to Mexico City are noted, with many believed caused by mines hit during the American advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Cansca
Vera Crus
Mexico City
Three to Attend State Commandery Meeting
Quarkenbast C C Bowart and A E Meiztate of Cyprus Commandery will leave Monday to attend the annual conclave of the late Commanders in Rochester. The event runs June 14 to 17 inclusive with Keighis Templar also listed among attendees.
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Quarkenbast
C. C. Bowart
A. E. Meiztate
Cyprus
Keighis Templar
Tais
Rochester
Children’s Day at Slate Hill services announced
Slate Palture 11 Tts preebr torian Sunday editor invites all to Slate Hill for Children’s Day on Sunday evening June 14 at 7 o’clock. Everyone welcome to attend.
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Tts Preebrtorian
Trilege
Tava
All
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