Social Life of Middletown Personal Notes Highlight Local News
Friends and relatives pass along social updates from Middletown and surrounds. The notes mention Carl Halcott’s reappointment to the Quartermasters Corps at Key West, engagements, visits, health updates after operations, and various local events from Walton to Poughkeepsie.
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Middletown
Hig h society notes and weddings in the Hudson Valley area
The column lists Philadelphia hunting society members and chase circuit families including Miss Kitty Lawrance and Mrs. Robert Gerry with connections to Harriman, Smith, and Hartiman. It mentions Miss Sears receiving credit, group photos by Allen A. Taylor, and helpers like Mrs. Grintco and Edna Greenleaf. It covers weddings and visits, hospital news, and local civic notices amid a parade of names and events.
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Charles C. Humsey
Robert Livingston Gerry
William Averell Harriman
Kitty Lawrance
E. Roland
Harriman
Gladys Fries
R. Penn | Smith
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
R. Penn Smith, Jr
Chester Valley Hunt
Misa Hartiman
Obituary notices and local notices from Maybrook period
Obituaries and notices report the deaths of Joseph H. Quigley Jr in Atlanta after a short illness born August 16 1890 with surviving family. Thomas J. Marra of Maybrook dies at 58 after a year long illness. Mrs Mary J Unkenholz of Liberty dies at 77 in Ellenville. Augustus Mager Liberty found paralyzed in barn. other local notices list residents and social events including church, dances, graduations and visits.
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Deee
H H. Quigley
Joseph H. Quigley
Atlanta
Billa Burt
Charles Higham Fife and Drum Corps
Jacksonville Lodge
B. P.O. BE
BAPTISTS OF OLD SCHOOL IN TOWN MEETING
Messengers from Georgia to Maine attended the Warwick Association Old School Baptists meeting at the Old School Baptist Church on Roberts Street. Elder H. C. Ker of this city was moderator and J. L. Dobson clerk with ministers including B. Hilmitand J G Exowaks M Fenton H H Lefferts C W Vaughn George Stus ton John McGonnell James Adams AM Vail. Refreshments were served after each session.
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Carl Halcott
Fort Blovum
Quartermasters’ Corps
Key Wert
Naval Stelon
India
Miew
Helen Rogers
Miss Rogers
Virgil H. Forrence
Elwira
N. Y
Wallkill River
Mani Romer
Charles ©. Jones
Grand Avenue
Erie Crossing
Walter B. Reynolds
New York Hospital
Mr. Reynolds
Clara Finan
Commonwealth Avenue Extension
M. C. Conner
American Medical Association
New York City
Frances Connor
Booth Street
Assemblyman
C. L. Mead
Slingerlands
Charles Bender
Piorida
California
Bender
William J. Burke
New York
T. D. Mills
Sam
Christine M. Stivers
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Elizabeth
Mills
W. Scott Cook
Middletown
Frank W. Kipp
Mr. Cook
Howell Street
Cook
Walton
Thomas Tyrrell
North
Fallon
Slde
L. L. Moshier
Fleher Launt
A. Edwards
Livingston Manor
Manor-Middletown
Ernest M. Schoonmaker
Chicago
Beatrice Hahnemann Brown
George Brown
Thin City
Percy Prescott D. Lawin
Woodlawn Avenue
Aston Hat
North Street
Midway Park
R. Wilson
E. Powell
C. G. Bennett
Wartsboro
Leroy Benedict
Wickham Avenue
Joseph E. Watson
Nav. J. &. Watson
Equinuk
XN. Y
Los Angeles College of Osteopathy
Warne Independent
Waveon
Slep
Fraserary
Inia Tay Signa
Los Angeles
Fheewall Engine Hovse
Cura Uys
J. Goldechmtdt
ER Cronk
Wiliam Olaughlin
Maas
Flow. Smith
Harmbecker
BR Se
Ea. A. Lorentz
Pawle
Mist Ploma Sears
Desite
T. KR
H. C. Ker
Meeting of
Old School Baptists
Georgia
Maine
Warwick Association
Old School Baptist Church
Roberts Street
J. L. Dobson
B. H.lmitand
South Hampton
J. G. Exowaks
Newark
J. M. Fenton
Philadelphia
H. H. Lefferts
Leesburgh
C. W. Vaughn
Hopewell
N. J
George Stuston
John McGonnell
James Adams
Weddings Clune Rotzler and Miller Taylor Matches
A June sequence of weddings in Ellenville and vicinity includes Thomas A. Clune and Mary Louise Rotzler wed at St Francis Church in French Woods with a reception at the bride’s home. The groom is with the Erie Railroad. A second ceremony unites Larane Taylor and Dr E W Miller at Elonville Reformed Church with a luncheon and honeymoon to New York.
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Clune—Rotzler
St. Francis Church
French Woods
N. Y
Thomas A. Clune
Frank Clune
Hancock
Mary Louise
Augustine Rotzler
Mr. Watson
Rose Rotaler
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York City
Miller
Elonville
Ellenrlie
Board of Missions
The
Reformed Church of America
Governor Signs 435 Bills as 3,281 Introduced
Albany report shows Governor Whippen signed 374 and vetoed 191 of 654 propositions in the last month. Since session began, 374 bills signed and 191 vetoed, totaling 435 approved from 3,281 introduced this year versus 3,073 last year.
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Albany
N. Y
Whippen
Edward J. Goldrick
City of
Motions Granted in Court and Local Duties Remain Busy
In Goshen on June 3 a special term of the Supreme Court granted motions to open default in the Spear Veraldi case and discontinued a partition action involving Annie Miller and Hulse. Other orders directed Dusinberre to serve Maria Godley against John Egan et al. On June 11 the court reported the draft registration drive progressing with 5900 cards remaining and 45 volunteers aiding clerical work. Board actions in Green Street sidewalk work were approved and a $4150 balance draft for the Everett Memorial ordered. Children’s Day services and baptisms occurred at local churches, with Miss Helen Litell and Miss Rose Livingston scheduled for talks on China and rescue work in Chinatown respectively. A Goshen band concert was postponed to late July while planning proceeds for property transfers and county governance meetings.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompkins
L. William P. Cortes
Middletown
Samuel M. Spear
Antonin Veraldi
A. C
Whowpeon
J Annie Miller
E. H. Hulse
Ties
George H. Decker
Peter LD. Dusinberre
Maria Godley
John Egan
A. ©. N. Thompson
Plaintime
Henry Bacon
Orange County
Thatme
Everett Memorial
Carl A. Heber
Orange County Registration Totals and Exemption Claims
Orange County reports 10 011 men aged 21 to 31 registered with 4 542 claiming exemptions. Government positions disability and dependent relative exemptions are noted. aliens total 1 570. Public lists of registrants to be printed. eight hundred plus women aid copying.
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Goshen
Orange County
Times-Press
Town of Newburgh
New Windsor
Blooming Grove
Cornwall
Highlands
Ramptonburgh
Montgomery
Crawford
Middletown
Monroe
Woodbury
Warwicksoa
Chester Sae
ANS Wali
Wawaranda
Mount Hope
Minisinkay Greenvilla
Deerpark
Port Jectle
Justice Tompkins Appeals New Citizens to Buy Liberty Bonds
After naturalization in Goshen, Justice Arthur Tompkins urged newly sworn citizens to subscribe at least to a $50 Liberty Bond. He outlined a 50 week payment plan via local banks, calling bonds as good as cash and a patriotic act. The list of naturalized individuals includes Clara Osborne and twenty others from Middletown Port Jervis Florida Sparrowbuth Goshen and nearby areas.
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Justice Tompkins
Goshen
Justice Arthur
Tompkins
Supreme Court
United States
Eaglek
Middletown
Sam
Clara Osborne
Monhagen Avenue
Miss Osborne
Ruselan
Osef Falkiewicz
Florida
Sam Nowak
Marshall Kakarys
Antoo $Zdaril
Sparrow Buth
Joseph Bigert
Frank Kowalszuk
Pine Feland
Leonhard Shoebl
Port Jervis
Joseph Trzaski
Tralian
James Cerra
Tony Forte
Frank Trig R
Newburgh
Victor Terwilliger
Goshen Women Start Work on State Military Census
Goshen June 11 the New York Sister s militeary census begins at 7 o clock with Goshen canvassed to carry out the provisions. Census headquarters are set in the town for clerical work and inventory. Four election district committees are named with local women guiding the effort. Registration head quarters in the town hall invite willing volunteers to assist. Office hours run daily 7:10 to 1 and 6 p m with evening sessions if needed. A Saturday instruction meeting explained census details to a large crowd. The census continues daily except Sunday through June 29 at 1 o clock p m.
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Goshen
New York
Veen
Tela
John L. Cummins
Thomas Nowld
Depa
Philips
Peter i. Nurnett
Hearlevta Gedae
Percy V-D. Gott
Kathleen Grand
Charles H. Thompson
Mies Marie Parker
de Dome
Court House
Allen W. Cor ®In
Fem Sundar Uni
Bank Subscribes to Lib arty Loan in Goshen
Goshen residents report a bank subscription of 25 000 to the Liberty Loan as part of a community financial drive. Electrician Cletirician Krom in Goshen improves after injuries from a telegraph pole fall at Goshen Emergency Hospital. Drayton Sorrell of Goshen dies in New York City. he was married to the daughter of the late Seward family. Harriet Morton’s will is admitted to probate in Surrogate Court, detailing a life interest for the husband and equal distribution among sisters.
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Goshen
Jane
Walie Javshen
Bai
Empire State
Goshen Savings Bank
Libarty
Jace V
Rarmond Krom
Cletirician
Goshen Taersency Hospital
Drayton Surrell
Geehen
New York City
Draken Burrell
Durrell
D J Seward
X Jonken
Enances
John
Sweveys
Harriet BR. Morton
Middletons
Iola E. Bradrer
W. RB. Senawell
Cemetery Incorporation Filing in Goshen District
Albany records show the Wesley Cemetery Association filed with The Secretary of State for incorporation. Names listed include Mary J. Jones Clara V. Simee and Benj F Ome within the Goshen area for the first season’s operations.
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Albany
Wedd Cemetery Association
Goshen
Lowa
Mary J. Jones
Clara V. Simeedangh
Benj FL Ome
Af Cabm
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Carol Averell Harriman
Mra
Edward H. Harriman
H. Harriman
H. Penn Smith, Jr
Miss Harriman
Allen A. Taylor
Sears
G. W. Grintco
Edna Greenleaf
John Gray
Broad Street
Harry C. Langhurst
Hudson
Jersey City
J. W. Langhorat
P. H. Ebert
Thrall
Irene Mary Birdsall
Edward J. Birdsall
Samuel Andrews
Walden
Plattekill
Andrews
Nelson Andrews
Aiden
Methodist Church
Newburgh-Platte- Mill
Mins May Minard
Plattekil
Edgar Ion
Allston Headley
Russel T. Headley
Joel T. Headley
Parma Stat
Madison Barracks
John Watson
Slaughter
Fred D. Decker
Pine Rush
Uncle Sam
Dent
Red Cross
D. B
Schenectady
New Torkany
Mies Carol A. Harriman
Rainey
Taylor
Thomas J. Marra
May Brook
Hamptonburgh
Elteat
Matthew
Ann Nolan Marra
Maybrook
Mr. Marra
Charles A
Mion
James T
Fulton
John H
Nellie F
St Mary’s Cemetery
Mary J. Unkenholz
John Unkenholz
Liberty
Bert Marshall
Ellenville
Sullivan County
Liberty Methodist Church
Unkenholz
Harriet Sarles
Epengiliens
June H. Carr
Gaffney
S. C
J. H. Tuthill
This City
Belle Unkenholz
Bronx
W. C. Unkenholz
Augustus Mager
Aucustus Mager
Payne
Meyer
Gertrude
D. H. Kimball
White Plains
John H. Baird
Westtown
Jenee H. Baird
Blanche
Patey Mulqueen
Maggie
Henry Y. Cherry
Jennis
Glen Yaple
Charles E
Otisville
Ruth
Phineas and Nehemiah
Ridgebury
M. E
Orange County Golf Club
Seventy-first Regiment
Wiliam R. Fearn
Bry. L. Ramage
Ida B. Ramage
Lafayette College
Easton
Charles C. Madden
Aliddietown
Alan C. Madden
William B. Appel
Betty
Lincoln Street
Hantock
Mary Adelwan
Preston
Henry R. Wright
Daugter
Alvaeus
Mm. A.C. Ireland
Wallkill Avenue
Mea. Wright
Ireland
Woman's Suffrage Club
Bloomingburg
High View
J. H. Seybok
Bloomineburg
Mre Pillagary
Burke Viltebury
Elks Club
South Street
Harry Warner
Brooktine
Mara
C. Rogers Stith
Apeni
Mazsachusetta
New Hampshire
Wermont
Clara FE. Hunt
RE. Hunt
Harold
Erie
Elmira
Rether Smith
William D. Knight
Billy
EB. L. McCrea
Spracne Avenue
Fresenit B. Lawin
Chicaca
Dow. Saffern
Grand’ Avenue
Savin Wat
Beatrice Srown
Baptists OF Old School
Hick Noma Lynne
Dickson
Graban's Church
Yarri Gale
Miseilar
Tiet May Owen
Matgomery
Harry Gale
Bigns
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Miss Litell
Woman's Auxiliary
St. James’ Church
Helen Litell
Church General Hospital
Wuchang
Ching
China
Rose Livingston
Chinatown
Mins Javingston
Gireeis
Axworthy
Mere. Goshen
Andrew Abbright
Ru Supercet Company
Nathan Aoworthy
Gorden Ton
Albrght
Stons Ford
Goeben
Allaway
Main Neet
J. Renwick Thompson, Jr
Telever
County Solons
Jun
Orange County Board of Saprivicon
Tetaler Sension
Melda Food Salez
George F. Gregg
National League For Women’s Service
Morgan Will