Stranger arrives from New York claiming Pennoyer kin and travels by foot and ride
A man calling himself Jerome Pennoyer from Portland Oregon, claiming to be Sylvester Pennoyer’s third cousin, visits Goshen en route to Groton. He says he walked one day and rode the next since leaving Portland, aiding people in danger and securing meals for the needy, with plans to return to Portland after a day in Groton. He claims to have spent 300 dollars on philanthropic work and plans to spend more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Jerome Pennoyer
Portland
Oregon
New York
Sylvester Pennoyer
Groton
Tompkins County
Times-Preas
Fortland
Pennoyer
Fonmer
Bomy
West
Inmboer
Philadelphia
Drive On at Goshen to Seek 150 Boy Scout Associates
June 11 Goshen launches a drive to recruit 150 associate members for the local Boy Scouts under chairman Percy W. Gott. A Citizens' Committee met to plan house to house canvassing and form a Scout Council to apply for a charter. The council includes E. J. Dikeman Charles Fitzpatrick Fred W. Dayton and others with plans to organize several troops.
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Goshen
Boy Scouts
Percy W. D. Gott
Citizens’ Committee
Scout Movement
E. J. Dikeman
Charles Fitz
Charles Farrell
Victor Terwillizer
John Laft
Carlton J. Smith
John J. van Vilet
B. P. Sheridan
Edward Hopkins
Horace H. King
Walter G. Brown
J. F. Halstead
Annual Meeting Elects Directors for Goshen Emergency Hospital
In Goshen on Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church chapel the Goshen Emergency Hospital held its annual meeting to elect directors for the coming year. The by laws directed the board to nominate and voters chose a slate including Mrs Henry Bacon Mrs Thomas Bradley Mrs J L Coates Mrs J Coleman Miss Laura Frost Mrs J W Gott Miss Kathleen Grand Mrs J F Halstead Miss D P Kelsey Mrs H B Knight Mrs R L McGeoch Miss A E Merriam Mrs Joseph Merritt Miss S E Miller Mrs A S Murray Jr Miss H H Phillips Mrs Jr S Phillips Mrs F P H Reeves Mrs H Sinsabaugh Mrs Campbell Steward Mrs A V D Wallace and Mrs W W Wilcox. The hospital reported good service to the sick and injured from Goshen and surrounding points.
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Goshen
The
Presbyterian Church
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Henry Bacon
Thomas Bradley
J. L. Coates
J. €. Coleman
A. V-D. Wallace
W. W. Wilcox
Marty E. Babcock
Mary £. Babtock
Jaic
Grand Avenue
W. Z. Kettle
Anzilary
Brotherhood of R. FL
Mancalopes
Farman
Sunshine Society
Maccaters
Little Girl Struck by Auto Survives with Minor Injuries
In Goshen on Tuesday evening three year old Josephine Leiman crossed Matin Street with her mother when a car driven by Miss Mary O Connor could not avoid the child. She was knocked down but Dr. R L McGeoch found only a minor scratch and Josephine was returned home. No blame was found for the driver.
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Goshen
Josephine Leiman
Nathan Leiman
Grand Street
Matin Street
Erie Tracks
Mary O’connor
Wickham Avenas
R. L. McGeoch
Scott
Times-Press
Letman
Goshen Teams Lead in Victories and Navy Recruitment
Goshen high school baseball defeats Warwick 6 to 3 marking a second win of the season for Goshenites. A feature notes Mrs. Leonard of Short W. M. Leonard as a skilled florist with blooming plants. County Clerk and Mrs. Greece return from their wedding trip. Recruiters visit Goshen for Navy enlistment with tent and examinations planned on June 11 and 13 at the church park. Seezer to announce date.
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Warwick
Goshen
Goshen High School
Warwick Saturnas
Victorigus
Goshenites
Warwickites
Sune
Leonard Iwite
Short
W. M. Leonard
Rogie
June
Sind
George F. Greece
NAVY
Geshen
Jone
Stes Village
John B Swesey
Vera Tom
Charce
Stes Tarn
Morrison
WIT
John Sayer
George Morehouse van Duzer
Deborah
Harold Janes Hawkins
Ira A. Hawkins
van Duzer
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes From Goshen
Real estate transfers reported in Port Jervis Blooming Grove Middletown and Goshen with appraisals. Local notes cover Italian trotter buyers in New York, a job change, furlough return, a summer vacation at the New York Military Academy, a variety shower for Miss Lillian Haller, a funeral at St. James Church, and St. John’s Church to worship in a new edifice after a prior fire.
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Gouden
Andrew Ott
Marie Stoderman
Port Jervis
Theodore F. Howell
Alicia C. Byrth
Blooming Grove
John Cuff
John R. Pepper
Charles B. Buck
William J. Rockefeller
Middletown
Goshen
Ira Ryerson
New York
Italy
Mies
Helen Peoplesky
L. D. Cutter
Augustus HR. Lippert
Baltimore
Herold B. Gregs
New York Military Academy
Cornwall
Goshen Man Recaptured After Escape and Arraignment
A man aged 18 who escaped from New Hampton Farms was recaptured and taken to Newburgh to be arraigned before County Judge Wiggins for sentence on the escape. In surrogate’s court, Nellie Booth of Elienville received letters testamentary on Carrie Cross’s estate, valued at 2800 in personal property.
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Gosnen
New Hampton Farms
Newburgh
Leonard
Wiggins
Goshen
Nellie Booth
Elienville
Carrie Cross
Odd Fellows Grade Nine Candidates in Goshen Meeting
Orange Lodge No. 506 L O C F held a meeting Tuesday evening conferring the second degree on nine candidates. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Goshen
Orange Lodge
Soldier Dies at the Hospital and Other Local News
Local briefs report a soldier dying at a hospital amid mixed updates on wounded and recovering servicemen. It notes reunions and travels of residents, appointments, furloughs, and various family notices across Middletown and neighboring towns.
City plans supervised playgrounds for summer use
Board of Education moves to inaugurate a recreation program this summer with supervised play for children. A recreation committee and Superintendent Tuthill will appoint a supervisor and assistants, securing grounds at Kayes Field, Beattie Hill, and a North End site, to start a lasting community activity.
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Board of Education
Tuthill
Board of Ducation
Young
Cox
Hopkins
Recreation Commission
Con
John Fl. Morrison
G. L Lolcomb
F. P. Hunter
Mery M. McShane
Charles B. Greason
McShane
Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Ball
Kayes
Field
Beattie Hill
Tichenor
Wilsdorf
Heard Hearttiz
North End
Work and Werners in a World at War
Fragmentary text discusses differences in global labor during a wartime era. The speaker questions the legitimacy and morality of the work being performed and reflects on shameful labor tasks tied to the conflict.
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Work
Werners
City Board and Parent-Teacher Group Aims to Clear Lots for Playgrounds
Mr Young urged clearing brush and smoothing lots to reduce dangers, noting support from Ball and promising PTA cooperation at Linden Avenue School. The recreation committee and Superintendent Tulbili would appoint assistants, with an adjourned meeting set for June 21 to push playground plans and recreation for public school children.
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Board of Education
Mr. Young
Mr. Ball
Young
Philadelphia
Linden Avenue
Ball
Messrs. Truex
Young and Little
Tulbili
Publi Schools
Mrs Sage Leaves Vassar 500000
The late Mrs Russell Sage bequest to Vassar College was announced by Henry W. MacCracken at commencement. He said one fifty second part of the residuary estate was given to the institution, with an estimated value around 590900 and the residuary estate possibly totaling 26000000. Vassar received about 1101990 in gifts last year and 226 statues were awarded degrees.
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Vassar
41 New Recruits For Company I
The drill Tuesday announced that 4 recruits have been enlisted with no definite totals. The campaign ends June 17. Company I now considers 81 recruits if all pass examinations. After the drill in Clemson Park, refreshments were served at the ap tory.
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Company
Clemson Park
C. & W. Psycho Car Visit in Middletown Election
The C. and W. psy car stopped in Middletown on Monday and Tuesday for semi monthly activity. Faymaster Frank W. Elliott, former president of Monhagen Hose Company, cast a ballot in the firemanic election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Faymaster
Frank W. Elliott
Monhagen Hose Company
Firemanic
Decker Van Inwegen Wed in Port Jervis Parish Church
Amoz Decker of Huguerot and Miss Ethel Mar Van Inwegen of Daven were married Thursday afternoon at Drew M. E. Church Port Jervis by Rev. FP S Watters. They will reside in Otisville.
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Decker—Van Inwegen
Amoz Decker
Huguerot
Ethel Mar van Inwegen
Daven
Drew M. E. Church
Port Jervis
Tursday
FP. S. Watters
Decker
Otisville
Absent-minded Dentist Delivers a Painful Smile
The anecdote recalls a dentist who, with a temperate tone, warns a patient that the procedure will hurt a little as he steadies the tool. The scene underscores the classic notion of a scholarly forgetfulness adding humor to a medical visit.
Size of the Foot Fashioning Forefront Typography
The readable fragment hints at a design note about font size and alignment. It mentions a postal or mail-head element and a sleeve length reference, suggesting a layout instruction for a page header. No clear events or persons are present in the legible text.
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Bove
Grandmother's Economy and Rising Medical Costs
Fragmentary text suggests a report on elder care and expenses for medical or prosthetic needs. Names, dates, and complete context are unclear but imply financial strain on families seeking care for elderly relatives.
GOLDINE claims relief for bladder trouble and headaches
West recalls a remedy during suffering years, crediting GOLDINE with quick relief from headaches dizziness and heart trembles. Advertised by McMonagle Rogers Middletown Port Jervis and Jones' Drug Store with liquid price 1.15 toddlers 7.00 laxatives 0.25.
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Weat
James
Thendore BK
McMonagle & Rogers
Middletown
N.Y
Jones’ Drug Store
Port Jerv.s. Id
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Newburgn
Kima
Stevens
Harry Johnson
Jervis
Jane
Weston
Gosten
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Court House
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Erie
Jersey
Lillian Halkler
Wendell Ormiston
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Charles T. A. Fase
Slate Hill Cemetery
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Harry Leonard
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Rial
Bcial Nores
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Thrall Hospital
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East Main Street
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Spring Street
Grant A. Davison
Crawford Junction
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1D4th
Charles Hanners
Matamoras
J. G. Hornbeck
Mr. Hornbeck
A. Hornbeck
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Trenton
N. J
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Willam Keener
Norwood
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Maxwell W. ‘Rice
Twiligot Park
Catskills
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Lillian Walthall
Elmira
Joseph W. Sweeney
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Newport News
Virginia
W. S. Purty
CG. T. Redfield
Atlantic City
American Medical Arsa
Purdy
Dr. Redfield
University of Pennsylvania
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Frank Forbes
Michael Hyman
Woodridge
Pine Bush
Ross Shut
Harrisburg
Reid
Daltamore Meenees
Army General Hospital
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Prince No. 3
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Times- Preas
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Nermsaband
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203Rd Miltary Police
78Th Division
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Poughkeepsie
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Spon Frienda
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Cottaga Street
Francia E. Heary
Patal
U. S
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Mre
Sohn Agttalden
Bis Lione
New York City
Tra Gorden
Myrtle Avenue
Wankers Wednradar
Rozart
Toledo
Putt J. Nut
Ung
Francis Edward Henry
U. S. Navy
G. FE. Henry
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Northern
Pacific
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Thomes Finecoe
Charles Duriey
John Bureatte
Clara Osborne
Monhagen Avenue
Finecve
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Thomas
Corning
Syracuse
John R. Kitchen
M. C. Conner
Frances Conner
American Medical Association
Warren J. Adams
Roscoe Adams
Camp Lee
Richmond
Advanesa Ordnants
Is-Sur-Tec
France
Margaret Smith
Albany College
J. EB. Smith
Crescent Price
Calvert Crary
Boston
James Horton
Prary
Oms
James HL Parkman
East Avenue
Ella Parkman
Percy Walker
Gordon Jett
New Paltz
E. A. Wheeler
Watkins Avenue
Robert O. Kirkwood
Princeton
Kirkwood
Helen M. Kirkwood
Roze Young
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Holbrook
Hamilton, Conn
High gecUon
Stephen Roy
Aothar
Elizabeth Christie
Courtland Place
Robert K. Wick
Jamaica
David P. Selleck
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Hackettstown
WN. J
Jay Chreet
Florence Selleck
Binghamton Republican-Herald
Marion Wallace
T. R. Wallace
Charles E. Coleman
Helen
Chicago
Howell
Coleman
Brink & Clark
Dauther
Washington
League
Cudgo
Munsell Mira Mining Corporation
Johnson
Johnson City
Fred Johnson
R. Eldredge
Wichief
Ttn
Mr. Johnson
Wal. Kill
Maria
F .5
Chazin
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Fot
Newark Jast
Esther Myers
Howells
Hell
Mary de Lake
MiMi Street
Newton
Newton, N. J
Mildred Elizabeth Barber
Trivant
Mali
Ota T-Tistereay
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