Reverend Kirkwood Conducts Service at State Hospital
The Rev. Dr. R Q Kirkwood of the First Presbyterian Church led a Sunday afternoon service at the State Hospital Chapel. He spoke on Rain as a symbol of God's blessings from Psalm 147 verse 8 and praised the First Church quartet, with Mrs Arthur F Mullen and others, who performed during the visit.
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R. Q. Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
State Hospital
First Church
Arthur F. Mullen
Dorothy A. Sayer
Thomas Woodrut
Willan H Tremp
Jesus
Brewer
Androse
Clarence JL Sweesy
Higham's Report on Middletown Fire Department
The annual Higham fire report to Middletown Common Council details fire losses for the year, notable incidents including the Tompkins stare fire, insurance payments, and total department calls. It notes several fires with dates and locations, department expenses, and the year’s major loss event at a goods fire on December 1st.
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Tompkins Stare
Middletown
Joss
Hames
Charlia Higham
Higham
Amiddmawn
Nerewich
Vwibiorer Pre Department
Wasdae
Toun
South Plank Road
Sands Station Road
Fred Hart
Circle. Ville
List
Croeview Aweing
Conklin & Cummins
Goshen
Ba Heiler
Extension
Cottage Street
Apalim
Tron
Mechanicvtonn
Port Jervis Gets New Water Truck for Fire Department
Port Jervis announces a new water truck and reports department strength of 327 active members, 288 inactive, and 28 honorary members, totaling 1,137. The year includes 26 exemption certificates, 10,100 feet of hose, 7 paid drivers, and 7 partly paid drivers, with notable fire at Tompkins Dry Goods on December 9, 1913, causing heavy losses but praise for Chief along with community gratitude.
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Moemberg
Thera Wan Ho My Howe
Fies
Tvo
Hove
Ares
Excelsior Hook & Ladder Company
Wilson
Iona
Hetosar
Department For
Ita
CNTR
Calpun
Tompkins Dry Goods Company Fire Wi
Ceep
Tompkina Pry Goods Co
Gremen
Nostles
Ely
Towqpeet
Hoek
Guehen
Jenny
Meesl
Ald
Ieee
Ricaier
Aus
Eiale
Tie
Ewurlueton
Sincere Hut
Corman
Apple Blossom Time in Evangeline Land
Describes June apple blossoms around Annapolis Valley and Cape Blomiden in Nova Scotia Evangeline country. Notes travel by boat from Boston to Yarmouth then rail to Wolfville or Grand pre with a statue to Evangeline Kilinpe Hebert sculptor. Mentions Bear River Cherry Carnival drawing thousands.
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Evangeline Land
Normandie
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Wolfville
Grande Pre
Evangas Line
Kilinpe Hebert
Bear River
Old England
D A R Chapter Hosts Meeting in Minisink Township
The Minisink Chapter No. 68 D A R held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Allen W. Corwin’s Wisner Avenue home in Middletown. Miss Alice Harr Neate presided as plans and reports were presented, including a donation for restoration and a proposed historical room in Goshen.
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Minisink
Allen W. Corwin
Wisner Avenue
Alice Har
Tegenl
Newlie
Ayers
Washington
Clark
Chirs
Shateuily
Goshen
Sewara
In- Lopes
Mtoert
Avery
Pia Saan
Yoon
Monthly Police Chief report shows May fines and arrests
MecCoach presented May police work to the Common Council. Fines total 724 dollars for the police fund. Eight arrests break down into city ordinance violations 17, assault in the third degree 4, highway law 14, dis orderly person 1, unlawful train riding 1, intoxication 1. Case dispositions include paid fines, deposits forfeited, Goshen jail 1, sentence suspended 10, withdrawals 1, dismissed a. Street lights out total 406 candle power 20 hours, 250 candle power 30 hours, 100 candlepower 10 hours, 340 hours. Lodging applications total 14.
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MecCoach
Police Department
Common Council
Goshen
Dress Co to Move to Linden Hall
The Maidietown Dress Company plans a July 1 relocation from 30 Lattle avenue to Linden Hall on Linden avenue occupying the street floor. Expansion drives the move as current space lacks sufficient stationary machines and about 260 workers could be hired. the move includes a two week vacation ending June 21 to complete the transition. Manager Charles G. Engle notes shutdowns will avoid disturbing nearby residents since the facility will be quiet and largely inaudible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidietown
Ruthill Cut Glass Company
Lattle Avenue
Linden Hall
Linden Avenue
Charles G. Engle
Mary Goble
Wiote Linden Hall
Engle
Divorce Decrees Reported in Supreme Court
June W A final decree granted in the Supreme Court divorce case involving Nenturch and Habstead. The parties reside in aown Mar Canine was appointed guardian in the case Citizens Bank of Monroe versus Nattayey Jett and others. The action of Edwin F Voyt nkataet Shovteth Vat aga TAN Tutte Artem Seeger and Sadar Pasentegrs were involved, with Sidhe Hes sida and John Uhfion appearing. The court order was granted.
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Nenturch
Tata Mas Halstead
William
Habstead
Residenia
Mar Canine
Tiene
Ctizens Vank
Monroe
Jett
Graham Waschild Avomes
Edwin Ff
Artem
Dr Mirkwood to Be Suspected Orator at Anniversary
An item on the page notes Dr Mirkwood is slated as a speaker for the 1847 class anniversary events. It mentions memorial servers and a delayed commemorative observance linked to the class, with a connection to the broader wartime era.
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Ssniet
Ivor
One Way Streets Abolished by City Council Unanimous
The Common Council voted unanimously to repeal the one way street ordinance on North and James streets after a petition signed by over 60 business people. The move, supported by Alder man Cole, restores traffic to pre ordinance conditions and sparks discussion of extending Centre Street and widening King Street.
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North
James Streets
Common Council
Alderman Cole
Centre Street
West Main
King Street
Stanton
Oneway
Fred S. Rogers
North Street
John V. Demerest
Sumer
Sullivan County
Edward Arvanites
Thompson
M Ayer
A. C. NX
Ada
Stanley Mulssaugh
Stanley Millsparch
Tempking Drymonds Co
Messie Rogers
Thotaphya Lad
Herre
Rinse Street
North Amay
Centre
Dames M Ball
James M Laii
Civhand
Aspeet
Cole
Sod James
Holly
Herres
Ferris will states he gave 1 percent of income to charity
Frank A Ferris head of F A Ferris & Co ham and bacon dealer at 262 Mott street died December 11 191? in Montclair New Jersey His will filed in Surrogate's office says he leaves nothing to charity as he has no "evening up" to do after death He notes for forty years he gave 1 percent of his gross income to public religious and charitable institutions The will divides a net New York estate of 358757 among his children and Rev Walter Rockwood Ferris of Syracuse Amy Ferris Manhattan Ethel F Knapp Stamford Conn Zeke F Briggs Brooklyn Jeanette F Brown Washington D C Helen Ferris Montclair Rev Dr Walter Rockwood Ferris former pastor of Middletown First Presbyterian Church
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New York
Frank A. Ferris
F. A. Ferris& Co
Hams and Bacon
Mott Street
Montclair
N. J
Walter Rockwood Ferris
Syracuse
Neateliur
Amy Ferris
Mfaphattan
Ethel F. Knapp
Stamford
Port Jervis Plans $100000 Grade School Bid Advertisement
Port Jervis boards vote to advertise for bids on a proposed $100000 grade school to be built on Sullivan property. The project schedule calls for bids by July 10 with the contract to be awarded after the process. Architects and a plan for thirteen new teachers were noted at the June meeting.
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Times-Press
Port Jervis
Board of Education
Secenson
Sullivan
Tucker and Marsh
New York City
Minister Jaaar Sieenson Called to Madrid
The Rev. Jaaar Sieenson of the First Congregational Church in Newburgh announces his removal to Madrid, a northern state community. The move signals a new ministerial appointment and leadership change for the Madrid church.
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Newsurgh
Madrid
Newburgh
Dune
Jaaar Sieenson
First Congregational
Washincen Hetchis
Birth Notice for Prof Massee's Daughter in Hackenpek Nod
Prof and Mrs Edman M Massee of Hackenpek Nod announce the birth of their daughter two weeks ago. Mrs Massee is the daughter of the late Judge and Mrs W J Grow.
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Edman M. Masees
Hackenpek
Nod
Iemmerix
Heyts
Atm Ata Poyeye
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DR. Kirkwood
First Church Quartet
City On the Hill
Thomas J. Marcin
Waal Kill
William Sannwald
Patchosue
S. 1
Charles
Sannwald
Pauline Winter
School of Nursing
Woman's T Hospital
T Own
Mra
Lallers
Woman's Hospital
Anna Nolan
Nora
Wood
Laure Mullen
Nina WK. Warran
James Burapster
Infirmary
Poughknapsle
Bill
Iih
Thomas Coll
Jamee Hand
Grace van Inwegen
Misa Maude van Inwegen
Newark
Warlurgton
D. O
Arthur St. John
James Nolan
Pine Island
Albert W. Schuler
Frankfurter Rusal
Tin Downey
Silas Dietz
Earth Life
le Trusty
Nfoapital
Kimes
Pavillon No. 2
Willams
California
Grace Episcopal Cimichia
Gilee and
Giles
Board of Managers
Ha Home For Aged Women
Tompkins
WOTOR
Marhaas
Omar Rie
kKimea
Cape Blomiden
Gaspereau River
Evangelina Land
Saspereaa River
Leee
Time
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scoti
Cape Clomidow
D.A.R
Supreme Court
DR. Mirkwood
Geta of
Tate Warhes Bs Vane Lithe
Streets
Comte
Fred S Rovers
Ign
Rogers
First Presbyterian Church of
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