Lasky Ox Doremus Delivers One Ring Show In Ball Game
The Friday afternoon field game features Doremus as the focal point for the Blossoms against Goshen. Cy Doremus dazzles with unorthodox throws and scoring drives, while Goshen counters with strong defense and timely hits to edge ahead in a chaotic contest.
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Doremus
Goshen
Orange County League
Goshentes
J. L. Swezy
Brandt
Vanderver
Sandy
Cys
Wagner
Corcoran
Lyons
Farrell
Middletown Wagner
Impossibles
Klink
Wood
Mulvaney
Swezy
Easay
Genegel
Cox
Caruthers
Gosbex
Malvaner
Doc” Perne
Blossoms
Murrayltés
Chappelle
Chappie
Howdy
Mulvaner
Warnes Grove
Stewaré
Rilak
Pennell
Geregel
Brand
Middletown
Vis
Joning Vandepet
Eitmmeyere
Middletown and Goshen Face Off In Low-Scoring Duel
Middletown and Goshen played a tight game with Middletown producing a 0 to 0 showing until late, key hits by Wagner Chappelle and Landy. Doremus and Landy combined on the mound with 11 and 4 strikeouts respectively, resulting in a 1 hour 20 minute affair and a high error count by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Goshen
Wagner
Chappelle
Landy
Balis
Doremus
Corcoran
Mulvaney
Gosh
Ae Brandt
Ape ZY Vanderoef
Landy de Leones
Tee Farrell
Seeees
Wood
Faeces Chappelle
Willams
Gibson
Sweeve Pennell
Seeee Os
Paaweew A Corcoran
Klink
Genegel
Cox
Comeee-D J -Cauthers
Payne
Seeee
C. Wer
Local Notes From Denton Farmers and Town Gossip
Denton residents predict a half hay crop due to last summer's drought. Samuel Creeden's garden is praised for its neat, productive layout. James Strait's new store nears completion with Pul Hs and Doremus of New Hampton installing a tin roof. Germnide Hunter of Dolson town recovers from scarlet fever followed by pneumonia, a recovery deemed miraculous. An unnamed local incident recounts a kitchen fire caused by mistaken gasoline use in place of kerosene.
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Samuel Creeden
James Strait
Pul Hs & Doremus
New Hampton
Germnide
George Hunter
Dolsontown
UN Geriook
Kerpiere
Ladies Society Meeting in Howells to Host Fundraiser
The Howells Alé Society will meet Thursday afternoon with J A Craxiom Bork representing the American Seating Co New York to discuss a supper fundraiser. Proceeds will aid community work and expenses. A mountain hotel owner reported vehicle damage after a Saturday wreck on the plate road during a local Baptist reunion in New Vernon.
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Ladies Alé Society
J. A. Craxiom- Bork
New
Howells
Plate Road
New Vernon
Deaths During Year Highlight Local Notables
Life members of the Orants County Bile Society died the past year. Names include Tein BR Ninen Weary Deateg MoT Mary B 19a4 Emits Van Flees Mrs Macy Comser and Francoin S Kerarrhan. James F Louzhran of Kingston named county superintendent of highways for Clster.
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Fife
Orants County Bile Society
Tein
Ninen
Weary Deateg
Mary
Emits van Flees
Macy Comser
Francoin S
Kerarrhan
Ulstens
James F. Louzhran
Kingston
Ellenville Social and Business Notices Resume Week
Ellenville reports visitors from New York including George W. Sweener and Milton C. Roach of Huntoon Spring Water Co touring the plant with a party of NY hotel proprietors. Local society notes include hospital nurse training, choir gifts, graduations, new marriages, church events, and townspeople traveling to New York for visits or work.
Local races arranged after county society officers consult
The 2:30 trot and a 2:19 clang pace events are set with purses of 100 and 160 dollars respectively. Races are coordinated with Sullivan and Orsugue county societies to avoid conflicts and maintain similar purses across fairs. The note recalls a 20 year old event in XI lenville and the removal of the cape dam after the Johns town disaster, with a large funeral attendance for Migs Hawxhurst and tributes from Rev. Albert E. Lord and several local figures.
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Sullivan
Orsuge
Xilenville
Kimble
Canel Company
Cape
Johnstown
Joseph Bruger
Migs Hawxhurst
Albert E. Lord
William C. Rose
George F. Andrews
Elmer S. Carver
Alfred N. Rapp
Frank J. Potter
H. Westlake Coons
Sways
Aodee
William Hornbeck
Helen Hornbeck
Middletown
J. T. Stickney
Abbie Ackerly
Kingston
James
Hawxhursy
Ocean Grove
George Lorin Dutcher
Newton, NJ
Olive Hartwic
Walden
Wurtsboro Notes Look in on Summer Visitors and Activity
Wurtsboro reporters detail local visits and summer plans. Mrs Beare Brown of Summitville visits Joseph Brown on Kingston Avenue. Mrs Fanny Piper hosts George Scott and family from Unionville. John Doss attends his sister Mrs Greer’s funeral in Port Jervis. G W Olote sells home grown strawberries at the market. Mrs Lottie Brown arrives at McProsper for the season staying at Cottage Gabriel. Henry Roth and family return to The Glen for the summer. Dr G W Wiklow learns to operate his new automobile. Mr and Mrs Herman Kuhn of New York visit Wurtsboro and Westbrookville. Mrs E E B Watson spends days in New York on business. Rev Mr Parker and family of Phillipsport stay with Mrs Riper. Wurtsboro Fire Department invited to help celebrate in Monticello. Citizens visit Middletown to attend the Wild West. Mr and Mrs Fred Connor on a short vacation. Miss Olcott builds a fine eight foot piazza on The Adelaide cottage on Sullivan Street.
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Beare” Brown
Summitville
Joseph Brown
Kingston
Fanny Piper
George Scott
Unionville
John Doss
Port Jervis
Greer
G. W. Olote
Wurtsboro
Lottie Brown
Honzone
Mc Prosper
Gabriel
Henry Roth
Glen
G. W. Wiklow
Herman Kuhn
New York
Westbrookville
E. E. B. Watson
New ‘York
Middletown
Fred Connor
Visitors and locals note events in Mount Hope
June 14 reports show Rev F E Taylor and son Will returning home from a metro area visit. Local residents S A Kaufman and family hosted relatives in Middletown. Ketchams from Port Jervis visited Shaw Purdy and Miller. First summer boarder arrived with Mr Case. Cassidy and Prrlan of New York occupy a cottage for the season. Miss Donovan leaves June 18 as school closes. church services draw large crowds despite bad weather. A Rose family member returns from Paterson. Many attend the Wild West show in Middletown. Flag Day on June 14 mostly unnoticed with few flags on display.
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S. A. Kaufman
Sundar
Middletown
Ketcham
Port Jervis
A. Rose
Paterson
D. D. Writer
Millsburg Social Notes Include Visits and Funeral
Dune 14 reports Mr Carr and Col A B Wheeler of Middletown calling on Wheeler’s daughter Mrs B F Cieghore Thursday. Mr and Mrs H G Brundage visited their cousin Mrs William Carr of Sussex. Nellie Clinton and George T Mather went to Port Jervis for Mrs Greer’s funeral. Roy Brundage visited Westtown Thursday.
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Carrs
A. B. Wheeler
Middletown
Afernoon
Nellie Clinton
George T. Mather
Port Jervis
Greer
Roy Brontage
Westtown
Masonic Lodge to Present Past Master Jewel at Evening Session
The Hoffman Lodge No. 412 F and A M near issue hosts an evening session where Past Master 3. H. Galloway will receive a Past Master’s jewel presented by Past Master XD. Mills. A light lunch will be served and visiting Masons are invited from Kingston Port Jervis Goshen and other areas. Watch the want columns.
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Hoffman Lodee
A. Mo
H. Galloway
XD. Mills
Kingston
Port Jervia
Goshen
Town News Roundup from Montgomery to Wallkill
Montgomery reports June 14 visits by George Bands and Nesly residents to Newburgh, coal for pumping station delivered by Emmet Gridley crew, and Mrs J Renwick Senior plus daughters visiting Union Street. Regents exams draw pupils from surrounding districts. Elizabeth Wallace returns from ten day trip. Mayor McClung tours town with friends at Palace Hotel. Youths attend opening concert in Walden. Hornan sisters arrive from Fishkill for summer. Frank Stevens paints boat for Wallkill launch. Harold Steen with scarlet fever on Ward Street. Wallkill Hose Co. No 2 to host Goshen guests October 7 parade. Henry Sears family from Holyoke touring town as guests of Mr and Mrs George Senior. Baptisms performed at Ditch Reformed Church for Clifford Kearns Ruth Gale and Emmal Etta.
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Elizabeth Wallace
Middletown
Pine Bush
McClung
Newburgh
Palace Hotel
Walden
Hornan
Fishkill
Union Street
Frank Stevens
Wallkill River
Harold Steen
Fred Steen
Ward Street
Wallkill Hose Co
the Ditch Reformed Church
Clifford Kearns
Peter Richardson
Ruth Gale
Sumner Chneman
Emmal Etta
Chester Judson
Children Day Observances and Local Honors in Washingtonville
Washingtonville community holds a large Children Day service at the Methodist Church with floral displays and strong choral and recitation programs. Rev Chasey addresses the congregation and Epworth League discusses truth. The colored mission chapel reports baptism and a Children Day program. Presbyterian choir marks a notable observance with flowers and missionary collection. Union High School plans a summer close with baccalaureate by Rev Chasey on June 20 and commencement June 21. Graduates listed. Lewis P Miller collects June taxes at 1 percent. Franklin Milliner funeral widely attended at Washingtonville Cemetery.
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Mr. Chasey
Epworth League
Charles F. Bull Topk
Colored Mission
Mr. Sewell
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Union High School
Joseph W. Chasey
Moffat Library
Mollie C. Bond
Henry G. Cameron
Raymond F. Dusenbu
Ladies' Aid ice cream social at Phillipport church
The Ladies' Aid Society plans an ice cream social Friday evening to raise funds for the church. Our station agent returns after a month away. Next Sunday marks Children's Day with services in town and at Spring Glen. Dr Wilklow is back on the road in a Ford after a motor fever period. Parents should warn children about unsafe street antics seen Sunday as a barrow mocked a driver, risking injury.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Spring Glen
Wilklow
Johnsons and local notices from Johnson area
June 14 notes on Miss Stella Kalbbs improving while KR B Wickham and W Kernick show no improvement. Breete HM relative recovering from severe illness. Groree Cistk attends Umpqee Tribe anniversary at Mid Sletoeh Friday 1.0 AM. Farmers struggle with milk quality as some replace high grade Holsteins with natives and Jerseys. Mr Howland and sisters visit Breeze HU Farms owned by W B Howland. Postal clerk service begins on O and W for summer.
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Stella Kalbbs
KR. B. Wickham
W. Kernick
G. W. Reznick
Breete
Groree Cistk
Johnson
Umpqee Tribe
Mr. Howland
Sisters
New York
Cits
Breeze HU Farms
W. B. Howland
Doctor’s Test Reveals Blindness Truth Amid Trial
In a courtroom scene a physician confronts a contested signature case between cousins Eunice and Alice Jaynes. After exhausting professional tests, he uses a mouse trap demonstration to prove Eunice’s sight, influencing the verdict for Alice and earning praise for practical acumen. A grateful mutual gesture follows, with Alice sending gifts and praise.
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Nota
Eunice
Alice Jaynes
Bunke Jaynes
Alice
Ennlee Jaynes
Abe
Mable
Alice James
Alice Jaz
Gonor
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R. F
Gardiner
H. Miller
Murray Lyons
J. Landy
Wan’ Roof
Williama
Henry Farrell
Wilcox
Mascot
Denton
Ellenville
Huntoon Plant
George W. Sweener
Milton C. Roach
Huntoon Spring Water Company
James B. Regan
Knickerbocker Hotel
E. M. Tierney
The
Marlboro
David Know
Judson and Royal
Prank Case
Algonquin
F. N. Bain
Palatine of
Thomas Thornton
Eureka
Hattie Hermey
Eilensville
Miss Thornton
Minnewaskia
Jacob Hoornbéek
Hermance Streets
Sigerne A. Holcomb
Denver
Col
Macsie Rozenherzer
Clarence Hoornbeek
Compet? University
Calvin Morse
Floranck Terwilliger
Elsenvile
Richard
Seerkill
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Palace Amusement Hall
Tenry Horton
New Tark
Horton
le Fever
John Loesch
Brooklyn
Elonville
Lasch
John Snitzler
Chiraca
Wasside
Agnes Tentry
Harela Dacker
Granite
Empire Hoel
Fred J. Bunting
Hllenshire
Law School
New York University
Neilie Masten
Brocklsn
Elienville
Howard Ray Stuckey
Wiliam J. Torrer
Annie Rush Nichols
Asha D. L. Moninnre
Kuzston
State Reformatory Commissioners
Napapech
Ruth Fuller
Lake Mchonk
Mar
Albert K. Smijey
George Barton
Ulster Heights
St Andrew's Church
Frank Marshall
Thursder
Maud Dutcher
Dorothy Irvin
Syracuse University
Henrietta Hasbrouck
Davenport
Iowa
Alexander Hasbrouck
Edward White
Peter S. Deponai
Budson
Benton, Hil
Joan Howe
Adams Express Company
Ontario & Western
Elbert Westbrook
Huntoon Works
Neal
Emma Smith
Annie Smith
Boston
Mapiz Avenue
Enzene Clark
Cornell University
Mildred Warner
Bridge
Katherine Cox
Miss Haniers
127Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Demerest
Jesse Denniston
Cornwall
John Dubvis
South Carolina
Ithaca
Walton
Eugene Clark
Adolph ‘Warner
Daudier
Jacob Weeht
Apting and Bealing Works
Smuthtell
Perrier
Milton N. Terwilliger
M. RB. Brown
Addison
N. TW
Warside Ton
Brown
Mayanech Reformatory
E. B. Kimble
Hich
Miss Brooks
Stracnvee
C. B. Ward
Livingsteam Manor
Bilenville
Ulster County Fair
Mount Hope
F. E- Taylor
Will
Metropolis
Were
Millsburg
Montgomery
George Bands
Neslytown
Assis
J. Renwick
Marguerite
Theliva
Union
Traet
Washingtonville
Phillipsport
O. & W. Wath
By Almert T. Bentley
Ory
Cnet
Wa” —Tankers Statesman
Watea
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