Onion Growers Organize in Orange County
Goshen June 14 C E Wharton of Repton Ohio heads a drive to organize the Onion Growers Information Bureau in Orange County and nearby areas as clubs form in New Hampton Breeze Hill Atha Edenville Pine Island Chester and Sugar Loaf. The bureau serves selling agents abroad and aims to stabilize prices and orderly shipments in the face of market surges.
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Goshen
C. E. Wharton
Repton
Ohio
Onion Growers Information Bureau
New York State
Orange County
Wharton
Florida
New Hampton
Breeze
Commencement Week Activities in Goshen High School
Goshen announces a full schedule for June 20 to 24 including Bac calaureate at St James Church June 20 alumni reunions June 21 exhibit of school work June 22 graduation June 23 and junior senior picnic June 24. The graduating class lists Howard Mather president Margaret Phillips vice president Laura Rotan valedictorian and others with speeches planned by A V Wallace Jr and another student.
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Goshen
Charles T. A. Pise
St. James
Waiton Lake
Howard Mather
Margaret Phillips
Arthur Buser
Ralph Seacord
Laura Rotan
Scott Osborne
Edwin Marston
Anna Brown
Fanklin Shriver
William Nash
Dorothy Patterson
A.V. D. Wallace
Murray Thompson
Warne Crosby
Laura Rutan
A. V
Wallace, Jr
Plan Swimming Contests Here Between MHS and High School Team
Arrangements are under way for a series of swimming contests between Middletown High School and a representation from the local High School. Matches will occur over the next several weeks with exhibitions planned and a pool facility hoped for to support the events.
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M. H.S. Annmal Association
Middletown High School
Coming Marriage Notices for James Milton Barnes and Miss Piera PHL
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of James Milton Barnes a leading citizen and business man of Central Valley and Miss Piera PHL a former instructor at Central Valley School to take place in Locke North on Tuesday June 29.
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Locke
James Milton Barnes
Central Valley
Misas Piera Phl
Central Valley School
Hinchliffe Estate Inventory Reveals Wealth Details
In Paterson on June 12 the estate of the late Senator John Hinchliffe will be appraised at the Surrogate’s Office with executors Rev. Anthony H Stein and James Christin. The personal estate totals about $659,053.16 in stocks mortgages and notes, while real estate is roughly $25,000, placing the total around $685,353.
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James Christin
Hinchilffe
Hima
Missionary Conference Planned at Silver Bay
At Silver Bay Lake George a missionary conference is scheduled from July 9 through 18. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will send Miss Katherine Dunning and the Young Ladies' Guild. Miss Beanes Rover and Miss Elisabeth St Milia will accompany Miss Roree.
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Silver Bay
Lake Georse
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Katherine Dunning
Young Ladies’ Guild
Beanes Rover
Elisabeth St. Milia
Misa Roree
Monticelli Driving Park to Host Race Between Flote H and White Star
Monticelo on June 24 will stage a public horse race featuring D. B. Rummer's Flote H and John Dre her's White Star in a promised exciting event. Organizers pledge competitive heats and a grand spectacle for attendees.
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Monticelo
D. B. Rummer
Flote H
John Dreher
White Star
Monticelli
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Hulse
Mr and Mrs Clarence S Hulse of 29 Eas Main sire are proud parents of a daughter born June 9 weighing eight pounds daughter is a child of J N Luger of this city.
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Clarence S. Hulse
Torn
Hulse
J. NL Luger
Ity
Obituary and wedding notices from Otisville and nearby towns
Obituary notices report Gustave Gofranka of Otisville died June 6 at the sanatorium aged 34 funeral in village church with sermons praising his character and works as an architect. Port Jervis and area notices include George Gumner Carmer at 52, other local deaths, and obituaries. Multiple marriage notices cover George Van Riper and Letitia Pound wedding in Paterson, Fred Henderson and Laurette Wagner in Middletown, and Eva Beam and Austin Sturgis in Wallkill.
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Gustave Gofranka
Otlaville
Gustave Bay Tranka
Otisville
Ray
Robert
Young
Matt
Safranka
Twa
Gustave Jr
Julia
Recina
Mt. Hops
George Gumner Carmer
Port Jervis
Orange Street
Duceased
Layton
N. J
Luther Garmer
Margaret Fuller Carmer
Sparrowbush
Tannery
Swazey, Cooper Co
Bria
Katherine A. Beach
Calliceon
Florimel A
Lila Alice Carmer
Alice Farr Hammerstein
New York City
Carmer
Jacob Feldman
William Reasor
Mitford
Florence Chittenden
Paterson
van Riper
Besm
Wallkill
Pride
Orange Avenue
Eva Agnes Beam
Austin Sturgis
G. W. Holmes
Baptist Church
Obsequies Held for Mrs. Daniel A. Dougherty and Others
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Daniel A. Dougherty at St. Joseph's Church with high mass by Rev. Father Bavasso. Pallbearers included Dougherty brothers-in-law Dennis Robert Patrick and James. Burial followed in St. Michael's Cemetery Bridgeport Conn. Also interred were Mrs. Henry Loveland at Wallkill Cemetery and Henry E. Dailey at Wallkill, with private services and pallbearers from local fraternal orders.
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Daniel A. Dougherty
St. Joseph's Church
Father Bavasso
Sergioes
Dennis
Robert
Patrick
James Dougherty
Bridgeport
Conn
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Henry E. Dailey
W. T. Cornelius
E. van Dyke Wight
Wallkill Cemetery
Weddings in Pine Island and Walden mark June unions
Miss Louis Slaughter wed Garfield Vanderburg son of Florida in Amity Presbyterian Church. Rev Walter L Ritter officiated as bride’s father gave her away. Attendants included Bessie Seeley, Helen Barber, Ruth Culver, Frank Green, Walter Seeley and others. The couple will reside in Florida. A second wedding in Walden saw Ada Lavenia Varcoe unite with Frederick Hill with Rev Robert L Ross presiding. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's march, matrons of honor, and bridal bouquets as celebrations followed at home.
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Frank Green
Walter Seeley
Floe Drew
Charles Slaughter
Bessie Furgergon
Beatrice Tether
Florida
Maid of Tator
Harriet Miller
Ed. Jackson
Edenville
Mr. Jackson
Sister
Xroom
Green & Vanderburs
National Bank of
Oranse County
Goshen
W. J. Pundy
Mili
Vercoe. Walden
C. W Varcoe
Bank Street
Ada Lavenia
Tmarflace
Frederick Hill
Mendelssohn
Charica Embdler
Archibald Harlow
Sprincield Mass
Jeanete Salter
W. Create Woolf
Cold Spring
Robert L. Ross
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fragmented musings on love and work
A fragmented passage muses on trench digging as garden play, lovers delaying proposals, busying with others' tea, and Mexico allegedly solving perpetual motion. It ends with a remark on a young man not pleasing a mother and a girl named Marrs.
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Marrs
Judge Dismisses Suit Over Commission on Railroad Car Deal
Judge Hand of the Federal District Court dismissed the suit brought by Henry Melville Walker against Mrs. Edward Harriman widow of the financier. The action sought $500 in commissions for negotiating a car in London at 14 percent and for the sale of $2,400 in Portland Nehalem & Tillamook Railroad stock.
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Feder Tlstrict Court
Heary Melville Walker
Edward H. Harriman
Ton
London
Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook
Chief Ticham to Attend Had pon Hiver Hemens Convention
Chief Charles Ticham of the total fire department will attend the Had pon Hiver Hemens Convention in Kingston this week.
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Charles Ticham
Total Fire Department
Kingston
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Bert Cox of Shavertown
Mr and Mrs Bert Cox of Shavertown Delaware County welcomed a son on June 7. The infant weighed light pounds and Mrs Cox is a niece of Lt Lawrence of this city. The notice ends with a tobacco-like ad line about baking and oven temperatures.
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Ben
Bert Cox
Shavertown
Lelaware County
Cox
Nicor
Lawrence
Thin City
Social Notes Favorite Trip Plans and Visits
Mrs. Nettie Morgan sails for Chicago with daughter L M Elbert after a two week stay and six weeks travel. Loretta Hoyt returns from New York and Brooklyn to 225 East Main Street. Charles Fanslay home from Cornell for the summer. Miss Minnie B Cros Motor trip then Hawley to Walnut Grove cemetery. Mrs. Charles H Reynolds and family visit Norfolk Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mansfeldt of New York visit Louis Gossweiler at DeWitt Street.
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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New York
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East Main Street
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Cornell
Gummier
Honesdale Independent
Hawley
Minnie B. Cros
Middletown
Sterling
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Home Memorial
Charles H. Reynolds
Helen Reynolds
William
Norfolk
Neb
John . R. Taylor
Herman Mansfeldt
New York City
Louis Gossweiler
Dewitt Street
Naomi Kater
Ellenville
Benjamin H. Fater
Chestnut Street
City
Joseph D. Sayre
Lestershire
Frederick Harding
Binghamton
Cassefty
W. C. Dunning
Frank M. Cox
P. Selleck
Florence Selleck
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
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California
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Rosemarie
Bayonne
N. J
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Stuyvesant
Charles B. Buckley
Charles A. Adams
James F. Dolson
Lester H. Robinson
Margaret Mlahoney
Conchessa Morris
Dolson
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R. S. Wickham
Iowa
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Stella
Ridge Street
Charles Topping
Hurleyville
Waters
North Street
Edward Burhans
Depew
Beamierville
Watkins Ava Bue
BE. D. B. France
Pough- Keepsie
William Tremper
F. G. Knapp
St Cloud
Fla
Beemerville
Edith Ralke
Grand Avenue
Tuxedo
Mayme Ryan
Harrison Street
Newark
J. A. Lemon
Garfield, NY
Samuel D. Tothill
Highland Arene
John Bright
Philadelphia
Theodore Faller
Joseph Schaefer
Brooklyyn
Amelia Faller
John Faller
Monhagen Avenue
Thomas C. Retera
Ithaca
Cornel University
Josiah B. Stearns
Harry Shorster
Yankee Lake
G. B. Jones
Toston
EE. W. Simpson
Houston Lavenue
Walter J Serley
Mize Hilde
Gumner
Masten Lake
Elizabeth Schlitt
Qty
Richard Will and
Wilam
Gome
Oswean
Niagara Falls
Frank Hanford
George Hankine
Hieniand Avenue
Helen Faller
Freehold
X. Ig
Lod Faller
Intercollegiate field and track scoring changes debated
New York June 14 The Intercollegiate scoring history is reviewed noting changes in 1914 to aid smaller colleges. It highlights issues with fifth place scoring, lists top champions by program and coach Jack Moakley's influence on Cornell.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cornell
Harvard
Margi
Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Princeton
New Haven
Eli
Jack Moakley
Wight
Moakley
No Blood is Shed When Port Jervis is Humbled
Middletown High School defeated Port Jervis 7 to 4 in a fast paced exhibition. A large crowd watched as both teams showed strong play with only one incident of rough play between Caddigan and a Port Jervis player. The game closed Middletown’s 115 schedule with Port Jervis batteries Regan McCabe Halcott Harland.
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Port Jervis
Port Jervis High School
Caddigan
Middletown High School
Middletown
Ontarios and Mechanics Open City League Winners
Opening day at Watts Field saw four teams compete with a large crowd. The Ontarios defeated Holy Names 9 to 2 in a one sided game as the Mechanics edged Columbian AC 15 to 13 in a tense affair interrupted by darkness. Dugdale AC then beat German Alliance 4 to 3 in a fast, well attended match.
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Hayes Field
City Hall
Ontarios
The
Holy Names
Rosslyn Bi. Cox
Ontario
Holy Name
Ontariog
Columbian AC
Columbian A.A
Dugdale A. C
German Alliance
Attending Convention in Albany for Engineers Group
Goshen reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frack Berneke with the event noted on June 17. Mr and Mrs Galen Coleman register at the New Kenmore Albany as he attends a Stationary Engineers convention in that city.
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Galen Coleman
New Kenmore
Albany
Coleman
Goshen
Frack Berneke
Unclear fragment on postrevolution figures and families
Fragmentary text references individuals and families including Teague and Tebeciinus, with mentions of Bac BID and Din draik. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving uncertain identities and events.
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Genesel
Bac
Tebeciinus
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