Sudden Death of Stephen Wolf at 80 in Monticello
Stephen Wolf an esteemed Middletown resident died Friday evening on a passenger coach near Monticello seemingly from apoplexy. He was 79, born in Munich and long a tailor here, survived by children Dr August Stephen of New York Imma Macardell of this city and Ailda Lawrence of Ridgewood New Jersey plus a grandchild Rosamond Evans in California.
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Earth
Stephen Wolf
Monticello
Mr. Wolf
Cornelius Macardel
Munich
Germany
New York City
Middletown
Record crowd at school exhibit closes with praise
The High School exhibit drew about 600 visitors over three days, a fourfold rise from last year. Teachers and students benefited, with many items to be displayed at the Orange County Fair. Staff are preparing to pack up exhibits and some teachers plan vacations or travel for exams and professional duties.
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Tishi
Orange County
Tanyal
Toliows
Alice M. Scwttworth
Briizerates
Mies
Esther A. Renslet
Arasins
Albany
Spnnecle
Erie Coats
Juanita Mila
Water
Mota Sherborn
Vas Mills
Rorhester
Florence Barker
Roches
Two Montgomery Women Injured When Horse Throws Wagon
Montgomery reports Mrs. Rebecca Tears and Mrs. William Paley were injured when a frightened horse tipped a wagon on the road to Walden. They were cut and hurt about the head, face and shoulders and fare recovery.
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Montgomery
Rebecca Tears
William Paley
Walden
Bert Millspaugn
Kingston to Host U C T Gathering in Secret Session
Rochester June 11 report says Commercial Travelers held a secret session. J B Spencer of Syracuse elected stand counselor to replace RS Tucker. J R Mann of Brockville chosen stand past counselor. New officers include Charles H. iehard and L R Perler with others named.
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Rochester
J. B Spencer
Syracuse
Watenorn
George
Albans
Rand Pase
A OW. White
James
Teen
Cand Sanunel
Taris
Pinthaggio
Egargate Cmmunntics
George H. Macamber
Saburn
George Barker
Reverend Hunter's Pacific Coast Sojourn Reflections
The Rev Forest Preston Hunter of the First Baptist Church recounts a May 10 to Friday trip to the Pacific coast. He visited the Grand Canyon San Diego Exposition Los Angeles Yosemite Panama-Pacific Exposition and San Francisco noting architecture displays and experiences including a Mexican town visit and a mountain auto journey. He observed educational and fine arts pavilions praising the Expositions while noting gaps in European representation.
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Re. Forest Preston Hunter
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Times
Pacific Coast
Hunter
Chicago
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Arizona
San Diego
San Diego Exposition
Mr Hunter
California
Old Mexico
the Juana
Los Angeles
Northern Baptist Consevion
Yosemite Valley
Norced
United States
Japan
Mor
France
Belgium
Germany
England
Great Britain
Canada
Gerdnany
Jane
Urals
Art Smith
Mf Cantera
Wesern Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Burlington
Colorado
Fourth Birthday Celebration for Genevieve Shelton
Genevieve Constance Shelton celebrated her fourth birthday at 180 West Main Street West End Friday afternoon June 11. Attending were many young friends including Constance Shelton Eleanore Brown Ruth Crawford Dorothy Gray Alice Hackett Mildred Evans Helen Horton Beatrice Jeffrey Margaret Trauger Ruth Levinson Grace Shann Eleonore LeVan Lillian Hackett Ethel Evans Margaret Wilcox and Bessie Barr. Grownups present were Mr and Mrs Shelton Mrs Sarah Barr grandmother of the hostess Mrs Edmond Brown her aunt Mrs Henry Hackett of Goahen and Mrs O La.
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Genevieve Constance Shelton
Jesse B L. Shelton
West Main Street
West End
Constance Shelton
Eleanore Brown
Ruth Crawford
Dorothy Gray
Alice Hackett
Mildred Evans
Helen Horton
Beatrice Jeffrey
Margaret Trauger
Ruch Levinson
Grace Shann
Eleanore LeVan
Lillian Hackett
Ethel Evans
Margaret Wilcox
Bessie Barr
Shelton
Sarah Barr
Edmond Brown
Henry Hackett
Goahen
O ' la
Settlement Made by Roosa Company in Bankrupt Case
Newburgh June 12 The case of W M Roosa & Co Liberty Sullivan county was set for a hearing before Hon W Anthony referee in bankruptcy No hearing held as the bankrupt firm settled with creditors for 25 cents on the dollar both jointly and individually Habilities of the partnership were 2388 78 and Roosa's individual liabilities were 20904 52 Mrs Curry the other partner had no individual liabilities
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Newburgh
W. M. Roosa & Co
Liberty
Sullivan County
W. €. Anthony
Aged Pedestrian Relates Long New York Hike
A 77 year old hiker Henry C. Hoagland of Delhi writes of a June journey through Delaware County and the Catskills. He details hotel stops, villages visited, and scenic sights including Odell Lake and Kortright's copper clad summer home, noting kindness from locals and a long walk back to the state road.
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Times-Press
Delhi
Delaware County
Henry C. Hoagland
Downaville
Rockland
Liberty
Phoonicia
Big Indian
Pinethi
Fleschmenn’s
Arkville
Halcottvile
Roxbury
Helen Gould
Grand George
State Road
Prattsville
Greene County
New York Water Company
Col Pratt
Stamford
Harpersfield
Hobart
Sas
Chatr
Lake Mawhonk
Odell Lake
O. Kortright
Jas. McClean
Copper King
Peekskill Gets Elks Convention
Troy reports at the close of the New York state Elks convention prizes were awarded for parade features. Fulton won best band, Cohoes lodge had finest appearing in line, and Edward Brightkopht of Ctlen lodge was largest man in line. The state body pledged support to President Wilson on international affairs and Peekskill was chosen as a future convention city.
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Troy
Order of Elke
Fulton
Cohoes Lodge
Edward Brightkopht
Ctlen Lodge
Elks
Wilson
New York State Organization of Elks
Peekskill
Cornell Student Weds Classmate at Sage Chapel
Frederick Hartwell Millen son of EN Millen Port Jervis and Mabel Gertrude Beckler daughter of Mr and Mrs David Beckler were married last Saturday at Sage Chapel Cornell University Isaaca Millen and Mrs Millen are noted as the first woman to graduate in forestry in the United States The bride was attended by her sister Lillian Pettos and J Loxsing Buch of New Hampton served as best man After the ceremony ceremonies were held at Providence Risies Hall Cornell.
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Frederick Hartwell Millen
EN. Millen
Port Jervis
Wantate Township
Mabel Gertrude Beckler
David W. Beckles
Sage Chapel
Isaaca
Millen
Forestry
Cornell University
United States
Lillian Pettos
J Loxsing Buch
New Hampton
Prodence Risies Hall
Cornell
Arrests Drag Two More From Alleged Welt Pond Gang
Two more members of the Welt Pond Gang were arrested by Justice authorities in Yanker Lake and Samos, charged in connection with recent affairs. They were taken before Justice Ald and await grand jury action. The arrests follow earlier captures as authorities aim to close a string of crimes linked to the gang.
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Welt Pond Gam
Syerit Manner Wednesdar
Larence Rorhefelker
Yanker Lake
McKnnie Marlin
Samos
Salle Faldence
Theam
ALD
Neonom Tharstar
Potts
Gubernatorial Battle Shapes Maryland Democratic Race
Washington news notes Maryland's Democratic gubernatorial contest narrowing to Blair Lee with Mayor Preston in Baltimore versus Emerson Harrington and Sen. Jon Waller Smith. Linthicum withdraws, signaling a royal contest with ground fought by both sides.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States
Blairlee
Preston
Balimore
Emerson C. Harrington
Jon Waler Smith
J. Charles Linthicum
Bailie Royal
iLee
Harrington
Smith
Program at Athenia Club Enjoyed by Large Attendance
Washingtonville June 12 The Jane meeting of the Athenia Club at Moffat Library drew a large crowd with overflow seating. A luncheon followed by a varied program included readings by Miss Helen Dunning and Miss Hazel Dunning, musical numbers, and Rev Walsh speaking on Woman's Influence. Five new members joined during thebusiness meeting led by Mrs Jas in Darnell.
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Washingtonville
Jane
Athenia Club
Moffat Library
Washjoxonville
George See Ier
Chester
Fred Murra
Wits
Alfred B. Roe
Frederick W Walsh
Helen Downing
Tae Sualows
Hazel Tramins
Irs
Fred Murray
Lrs Culiersi Valor” Res Alpheags
Maurice Morton Readine
Sophronia Taber
Helen Dunning
Solomial ‘the
James Rogersby
Bother
Sarg the
Thrash
Leben
Jasin Darnell
Albert Manazicg
Quevilla
Robert Young
Jd. C. Hogan. Jr
Charles Felter
Fred D. Tuthin
Washinstonville
Plan Big Theatre for Vassar College
Alumnae discuss announcements by President Heath Noble MacCracken including new courses in horticulture landscape gardening law and journalism marking first curriculum changes in years The theater anniversary plan in October is tied to a $205000 project with $856012 allocated for educational purposes
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Vasant
Heath Noble MacCracken
Mme
Thess Contess
Suse Omen Wit Theatre
Especialis Gesicht
Mids Presidie
Fragmentary notice prompts reflection on local aid needs
A garbled excerpt mentions feeding men and a general sense of hardship. It hints at a community effort or relief gesture but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The text suggests concern for those in need and calls for support or action.
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National Conference of
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Department of the South
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Marine Band
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Edward D. White
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgetown University
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E. H. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
William H. Ketcham
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
United States Board of Indian Commissioners
Fordham University
New York
Ketcham
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