Children Observe Day at Goshen Presbyterian Church
Children’s Day services were held in Goshen yesterday despite rain with a decorated chancel, an orchestra, and addresses by Rev. F S Haines and J W Gott. Baptisms occurred before the program, and a church concert with organ accompanied singing was planned for next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Presbyterian
John A. Tierney
Carl Berg
William B. Mead
Howard
Dayton
F.S. Haines
J. W. Gott
Horses and mules shipped to Jersey City for war needs
Including this afternoon's shipment there will be about 1 000 horses and mules sent from Ludlum Farms stock yards today. All will be shipped to Jersey City awaiting transport to Italy and France. Carpenters build a hay shed as work continues at the stock farms. An inspector of prisons will attend tomorrow's Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss using county jail labor at Orange Farm and nearby roads. Several New York relatives visited John Black on Sunday. George Conklin of St Elmo plans to marry today in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlum Farms
Jersey City
Italy
France
State Department
Board of Supervisors
Orange Farm
Local Women Return After Two Week Visit
Mrs. Myndred Brandt of Albany and Mrs. Charles F. Jones of Schenectady have returned home after spending two weeks with their mother Mrs. Christine Farnum on Montgomery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myndred Brandt
Albany
Charles F. Jones
Schenectady
Christine Farnum
Montgomery Street
Mrs Farnum Visits Albany and Schenectady Friends
Mrs. Alvin B. Farnum travels to Albany and Schenectady to visit friends Mrs. Charlies F. Jones and Mrs. Myndred Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin B. Farnum
Albany
Schenectady
Charlies F. Jones
Myndred Brandt
Local youths and visitors seen in town this Sunday
Mart Dougherty from Jersey City visited his parents here Sunday. Marshall Swezey and John DeVine, students at Mackenzie Prep, are home for the summer. Frank Kelley returns for the summer after attending the New York Electrical School this winter. Robert Wright of New York City was in town visiting friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Dougherty
Jersey City
Marshall Swezey
John DeVine
Mackenzie Prep
Frank Kelley
New York Electrical School
Robert Wright
New York City
Friends
Mule Kicks John Morris at Ludium Farm Incident
John Morris was kicked in the right arm by a mule while helping load livestock at the Ludium farm yesterday afternoon. The mules appear active and tolerate shipment better than horses, according to observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludium Farm
John Morris
Kirwin Secures Action with Model Hand Laundry
Clifford Kirwin has secured action with the Model Hand Laundry, details limited to the arrangement and the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kirwin
Chats to Play Baseball at Warwick Sunday Afternoon
The Chats will play baseball at Warwick Sunday afternoon. The brief town game schedule notes a Sunday matchup expected to draw local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Missing Calf Found Near Erie Tracks
A red heifer owned by Grant Hugh Browne strayed from the Johnson farm on Monday and was found yesterday afternoon along the Erie tracks below the village. The finder reports footprints clearly embedded in the mud leading away from the calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hugh Browne
Johnson Farm
Erie Tracks
Mr Bailey Returns to Work After Illness
William Bailey, confined to his home for three days with a carbuncle, is able to return to work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Bailey
William Bailey
Village Personals and Local Visits Highlight Week
Polly Allaway of New York City visited friends in town yesterday. R. C. Coleman and daughter returned from New Rochelle where they visited ex Mayor Colwell. Charles Hulse reports a large batch of pheasants hatched last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Allaway
New York City
R. C. Coleman
New Rochelle
Colwell
Charles Hulse
Demand for food lands man in jail
Officer David Clark was called to the Seneca Jessup farm on Florida road. Joe Clark, a Chicago man described as a weary Willie, demanded food, forced entry, and threatened residents before being removed. He created a disturbance at Jessup’s and a tenant’s home before being detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Clark
Seneca Jessup
Florida Road
Joe Clark
Willie
Chicago
McGrath Couple Return Home From New York Trip
Mr and Mrs G H McGrath returned from New York this morning to their summer home on Montgomery state road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McGrath
New York
Montgomery State Road
Bullson Buys Stake in Reformatted Restaurant Ownership
Alexander Bullson has purchased his share in the restaurant formerly known as Black's. He once belonged to Bullson & Ferguson, the former owners of the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bullson
Black's Restaurant
Bullson
Bullson & Ferguson
Mrs A S Murray Hosts Friends From New York
Mrs A S Murray welcomes friends from New York for a weekend gathering at her home on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. S. Murray
New York
South Street
Fisher Leaves for Short Trip to Worcester
C Fisher an employee of Brown Leigh Park Stable Corporation is set for a brief journey to Worcester for a work related errand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fisher
Brownleigh Park Stable Corporation
Worcester
Marble shipment arrives for Miller Reed Co in New York
A large shipment of marble for the Miller Reed Co of New York arrived this morning and is hauled to the Tweedy residence under construction near the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Reed Co
New York
Tweedy
Private Harry F. Riggs Visits Parents at Home
Private Harry F. Riggs of the U S Army Engineers detachment at West Point is spending a weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Riggs
U. S. Army Engineers
West Point
Speed Typing Contest at High School Named
A representative from the Remington Typewriter Co. will attend the High School on June 12 to host a speed typing contest for students and award two gold medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Typewriter Co
Matinee Cancelled at Historic Track After Muddy Grounds
The matinee at the Historic Track is not held this afternoon because heavy rainfall in recent days has left the track very muddy.
Children Day Observed At M E Church And Presbytery
Sunday marks Q Children’s Day at M E Church with a baptism service at 11. Afterward the congregation attends Children’s Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church. Sunday school leads the 7:30 program. All are welcome and the offering goes to the Board of Education of the M BE Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
M. BE
Social notes mention locals’ travel and visits
The Times Press social column lists motion to summer homes and visits: ard D. Rockefellow and family to Muncie Island. Mrs. Millspaugh of Elyria Ohio visiting Middletown friends. Motorcycle Patrolman August Meas on vacation. Percival Bennett to lead motorcycle squad for 14 days. Miss Margaret Lee and Henriet ta Macey of New York visiting Miss Macoy’s sister on Courtland street. numerous local hosting and travel plans including Harding heading to Bogulasa Louisiana for work and Mrs Russell returning to Clifton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard D. Rockefellow
Muncie Island
William Millspaugh
Elyria
Ohio
Millspaugh
Middletown
August Meas
Percival Bennett
Margaret Lee
Henrietta Macey
New York City
J. G. Harding
Yale Forest School
Bogulasa
Louisiana
Great Southern Lumber Co
Harding
Ana
George Russell
Henry Riker
Pilgrims’ Corners
Clifton
N. J
Howard Lawrence
Cornelius Macarden
Houston Avenue
Charles H. Weygant, Jr
Montgomery
Madeline Stevens
Syracuse University
Herbert Stevens
Washington Street
Charles Topping
Hurleyville
Walter B. DeCamp Dies Suddenly in California
Sussex N J June 10 Walter B DeCamp a former Sussex resident died suddenly in Claremont California due to a heart condition. Funeral held in Pomona Calif burial there. He with his uncle John P Brown bought De Camps Hotel in 1882 later ran a jewelry business in New York and managed the St Cloud Hotel in Washington NJ. He also worked in Little Falls and Morristown before moving to California eight years ago with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. DeCamp
Sussex
N. J
Claremont
Cal
Pomona
Walter DeCamp
John P. Brown
DeCamp
Death of Napanoch resident Charles Black on Church Street
Charles Black died at his Napanoch home on Church Street at four Saturday morning after months of asthma and ill health. He was born to Derrick V. N. Black and Mary Keegan and survived by a widow, son Christopher, daughter Mary, two brothers Nathan and John, and two sisters Mrs. William Osterhoudt and. He served in the First New York State Volunteers light artillery in the Civil War and attended Lincoln's funeral as a survivor chosen from his unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Black
Charles Black
Church Street
Napanoch
Mr. Black
Derrick V. N. Black
Mary Keegan
New York State Volunteers
Abraham Lincoln
Christopher
Mary
Nathan
John
William Osterhoudt
Earl Bly
Utah
Brooklyn
H. G. Cranse
Olive Street
George Cranse
Newburgh
Emma L. Ambler
Poughquay
Edward Shevlin
Hook and Ladder Company No. 131
George Finn
Finn
McQualds
Samuel J. Stickney
Philip
Charles Stickney
Sussex
N. J
William Power
Margaret
New York City
Ursuline Academy
Powers
Candace Adrienne Daneon
Henrietta McCoy
John Howlings
Roosa Gap
Millicent Elston
Norfolk
Smith
Miss Elston
Crescent Place
Harold J. Faulkner
New York Law School
William Faulkner
Faulkner
Lake Minnewaska
Western Union
G. T. Townsend
Frank H. Finn
Atlantic City
National Bankers’ Association
Katherine Whitney
Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Friends
John D. Botti
Buck Sheerin
New York
Mr. Botti
Charles Flanigan
Flanigan
New York Times
Frank H. White
Walton
Campbell Hall
H. B. Darrow
Herbert, Jr
Pittchurch Pa
Pittsburgh
Darrow
A. J. van Winkle
D. H. M. Sutherland
Edna Phelps
Hudson, N. Y
Oliver VanKeuren
Pine Bush
Harriett A. Curtis
Plainfield
Courtland Place
Auto
James E. Burr
Frank T. Smith
Scranton
Magnus Clarholm
G. 8. Wickham
Linden Avenue
Ivan A. Gardner
Albany
Albany Law School
Gardner
Funeral announced for Mrs Charlies Porter Middletown
Mrs Charlies Porter of Middletown will be laid to rest at her home Tuesday at 11 AM with the interment to follow at Fantinehill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Porter
Middletown
Fantinehill Cemetery
Miss Wynkoop Dies After Appendicitis Surgery at 26
Ellenville notes the death of Miss Alice Wynkoop aged 26 at Toppings Sanitarium after an appendix operation. A hospital graduate from Pittsfield and trained nurse of nearly two years, she is survived by her parents seven brothers and one sister. Funeral at St Mary's Church, interment Fantinehill. Also reported is Mrs Cornelia Finch of Bloomingdale who died after months illness. services led by Rev Dixon and burial Mt Rest Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wynkoop
Ellenville
John Wynkoop
Topping's Sanitarium
Miss Wynkoop
St. Mary's R. C. Church
Thomas B. Dougherty
Fantinehill Cemetery
Cornelia Finch
Butler
N. J
Argus
Finch
Edward VanHorn
Cee Finch
The
Pearl Heights
Bloomingdale
Charles M. Dixon
Pompton Reformed Church
Cuneo Trial Date Is Fixed In Newburgh Court
In Newburgh the County Court opened with Judge Seeger presiding. The trial date for Anthony Cuneo of Middletown was set for June 19. Several other criminal cases were assigned dates including George F. Werner and excise matters. Harlow's abandonment case was postponed to October on DA Hirschberg’s suggestion and Michael Wright’s case denied a delay.
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Newburgh
Seeger
William Maxwell
Orange County
Irving McKeel
Stephen D. Harlow
Hirschberg
George F. Werner
Middletown
Ivan Gardner
Barbara Rysinger
Goshen
Mr. Gardner
Michael Wright
Mr. Powers
Anthony Cuneo
Mrs Elizabeth Griffin Dies in Monroe After Six Months Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Griffin widow of Patrick Griffin died at her home in Monroe Sunday evening aged 76 years nine days after a six month illness. Born in Ireland to John and Mary Connolly she came to America at 30 and lived in Monroe 37 years. She was a Roman Catholic and is survived by one son William. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 from the Roman Catholic Church with interment at St Johns Cemetery Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Griffin
Monroe
Patrick Griffin
Ireland
John
Mary Connolly
William
St. John's Cemetery
Goshen
Mrs Nicolas Stace Dies After Illness in Harriman
Mrs Nicolas Stace aged 72 died of pneumonia at 10 o'clock Tuesday evening June 6 at the home of her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Kopchak Harriman after about a week of illness. She came from Austria 24 years ago with her family and is survived by her husband Nicolas and four daughters including Annie Nuer lensky Susan wife of John Melinda and E Elizabeth Kopchak. The funeral was at St Anastasia's Church with burial in the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Stace
Harriman
May
Stace
Elizabeth Kopehak
Austria
Sloatsburg
Nicolas St
Freight Men at Maybrook Strike Seventy-Four Workers Walk Out
Seventy four Central New England Railroad freight office employees at Maybrook walked out at 2 pm on Saturday after a 30 minute unpaid extension. Workers from Walden Poughkeepsie Goshen Newburgh Maybrook and Middletown filed notice threatening to quit if wages are not raised. No settlement reported by late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central New England Railroad Company
Maybrook
Walden
Poughkeepsie
Goshen
Newburgh
Middletown
Comny
Funeral for John Howard in Harriman Amid Gloomy Weather
The June 9 service for John Howard drew a large crowd despite rain. Rev. G D Fisher preached from Proverbs 16 1 1, with a quartet choir and organist Mrs Mose Beal. Hymns included Safe in the Arm of Jesus Some Day Well Understand and In the Sweet Bye and Bye. Bearers were James Kiley Chas McCall J D Smith and Anson Cole. Interment followed at Highlands Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
Harriman
G. D. Fisher
Jesus
James Kiley
Chas, McCall
J. D. Smith
Anson Cole
the Highlands
Pay Increases Granted to Central New England Railroad Workers
In Poughkeepsie on June 12 the Central New England railroad granted pay raises for roadway department workers clerks and transfer platform men from five to seven percent. A New York committee is examining demands of engineers firemen and conductors for all roads as a unit. no details will be available until the committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Central New England Railroad
New York
Alfred Gordon Civil War veteran dies in Sparrowbush
Alfred Gordon a Sparrowbush resident died at St Francis Hospital on Monday after a long illness described as dropay. He was aged 75, born in Deerpark, son of Cornelius and his wife. A carpenter and mason by trade, he lived most of his life in Cuddebackville and Sparrowbush and served in the Civil War with the 44th New York State Volunteer Infantry the Tenth Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gordon
Port Jervis
Sparrowbush
St. Francis Hospital
Deerpark
Cornelius Gordon
Cuddebackyville
44Th
New York State Volunteer Infantry
Tenth Legion
Carpenter
Mason
Death by Own Action Ends Oscar Michael of Orange
Newark, N. J., June 12. Oscar Michael 55 cut his throat in his home bathroom at 15 Berkeley avenue Orange yesterday morning and died within minutes. A nurse heard the fall and alarmed Charles Michael who broke the locked door. Dr M. Herbert Simmons viewed the scene and ruled it death by own action. Michael had ruined his fortune after the failure of Oscar Michael & Co. in Newark last April and had a nervous break down. He had stayed in Battle Creek briefly for recovery. He is survived by his wife Miss Sarah Stern and three sons Benjamin, Herbert and Oscar Michael Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Oscar Michael
Berkeley Avenue
Orange
Michael
M. Herbert Simmons
Benjamin Rodney Michael
Herbert J. Michael
Oscar Michael, Jr
Charles T Adams Dies of Heart Disease at 35
Charles T Adams died at his home 102 Academy Avenue Saturday aged 35 years five months and 17 days after a six week illness from heart disease. He lived in the city his entire life and was employed as a tinsmith and a member of the Tinsmiths Union. Survived by his mother Mrs Eva Adame. Funeral notice appears elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Adams
Academy Avenue
Eva Adame
Tinsmiths Union
Death of Monticello Child Ernhout at Age Eight
John Ernhout of Monticello died Friday night at 7 20 at Thrall Hospital after an appendectomy. He was eight years ten months and twenty two days old, born July 17, 1997, and survived by his parents two sisters and a brother. He belonged to the Presbyterian Church and Monticello Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernhout
John L
Rachel Ernhout
Monticello
Thrall Hospital
Presbyterian Church and
Hinaman verdict upheld by court in Newburgh
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court unanimously affirms a $20,000 award to Mrs. Etta G Hinaman of Port Jervis for the death of her husband William Hinaman, killed August 16, 1914, when he was struck by an Erie train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
The
Supreme Court
Etta G Hinaman
Port Jervia
the Erie
William Hinaman
Mrs Philip L Jacobs Dies After Stroke at Home
Mrs Philip L Jacobs of Youngsville Sullivan county died at her home last Saturday following a stroke that she had suffered the prior Tuesday and from which she never regained consciousness. She had been in poor health for several years and earlier suffered a first stroke in September 1912. She was a sister of Mrs Sophia Morgans of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Jacobs
Youngsville
Clara A. Indersied
Sullivan County
Miss Anderson Wins Key At Syracuse Commencement
Mr and Mrs F W Anderson attend University exercises in Syracuse as daughter Helen Anderson earns the Phi Seta Kappa key for high average. Her final 91 percent comes after a long illness. Mr Cleeves, longtime Mead & Taft foreman in Cornwall, had paralysis and years of bed confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anderson
F. W. Anderson
Syracuse
Helen Anderson
Mr. Cleeves
Mead & Taft Co
Cornwall
William A. Cleeves Dies at Home in Meadow Brook
William A. Cleeves of Meadow Brook died at his home around 6 o clock. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
Leland W Henry Dies After Lingering Illness at Ferndale
Leland W Henry aged 29 died at Ferndale on Tuesday June 6 after a lingering illness. He had lived in Ferndale for several years and was well and favorably known. He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland W. Henry
Ferndale
Children the Day Observed Amid Rainy Morning Blessings
Sunday services across First Presbyterian First Congregational St Pauls Baptist and other churches celebrated Children’s Day with baptisms confirmations and special programs. Church leaders praised attendance and noted prizes for perfect attendance and faithfulness. The day featured recitations prayers and musical items by school choirs and orchestras.
Eastern Star Ceremonial in Nyack Highlights Visit
Rockland County Chapter No. 371 of the Order of Eastern Star held a ceremonial meeting in Nyack on Thursday night. The event featured Mrs Agnes J Strack deputy worthy matron of the Tenth District and Clarence Decker Stony Point assistant grand lecturer as part of an official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Rockland County
Order of Eastern Star
Agnes J. Strack
State of New York
Clarence Decker
Stony Point
Visit at Wurtsboro Guests of Mrs Page and Family
In Wurtsboro June Mrs Cole and her sister Miss Davies of Newburgh stayed with their uncle and Mrs Richard Page, hosted during a family gathering. The event highlighted kinfolk visiting relatives in the village, with local hospitality noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtsboro
Cole
Miss Davies
Newburgh
Richard Page
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