Youth admits he slashed maiden in Newburgh case
In Newburgh on June 14 James Dueutly aged 22 changed his plea from not guilty to second degree assault and admitted slashing a 19 year old woman. He was committed to Elmira reformatory for a definite period after prosecutors noted prior warnings and the judge urged a strong example against violence toward women.
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Newburgh
J. A. Wilson
James Dueutly
Vlashte
Marlo Uivestel
New York State Reformatory ii
Wilson
Seeger
District Alwormmes
Dvcutis
Jtecorder
G. Claramelli
Reaxer
Decntls
Mise Silverti
Intel
Mar
Orange County
Aimhak
Qinon
All Town Cats Must Wear Collar and Care Providers Listed
Fragmentary local notice lists residents and businesses connected to pet collars and care services. It mentions Yue On duty, RUCKAPELLOW RURAL, addresses in Rockatellow and East Malu, and several funeral service providers and assistants in New York with contact numbers. The readable text includes names such as ALEXANDER MERRITT and WILLIAM CORNELIUS and several office locations.
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Ruckapellow Rural Co
R. Rockatellow
Mer
Fred
Hockaitlow
Martitian
Sanitarius Margaenty
Rockatelion
Seen and Childma Licunse
New York
Phoren
Middletown High School Exhibit Impresses Visitors
An extensive Middletown High School exhibit showcases home economics with meat substitutes cornmeal dishes and thrift in the home. Dressmaking models child drawings and manual training displays by students from the city schools highlight notable craftsmanship.
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Chiy
Miya Margaret Corrolan
Atudenta
Jia Play
Consumers’ League
Alao
Excit
Misa
Alice M. Southworth
Mig Exther A. Queasley
Mine Southworth
Bentley
Road Basaety
Pum
Aw High Cor
Hang
Ling
Charga
Howe Defense League drills and community efforts in Chester
In Chester on June 14 the Howe Defense League plans twice weekly drills with member count over 100. A lecture by Frank E. Howard on his life is set for Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. Liberty Bond subscriptions top $30,000 via Cleator National Bank. Red Cross adds about 28 members this week with 40 at Monday’s meeting and 23 on Tuesday. Mrs. McGuinnare and Mrs. Crooks organize a Dinmoch of the sockety in Soxer Loaf with 40 members to sew garments and socks. The Liberty Loan drive expands, and local scouts canvass town. Mrs. Nancy Outland rents her Academy home to Dr. Henry Youngs for summer relocation.
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Chester
Howe Defense League
Presbyterian Church
Frank E. Howard
Wyewconvict
bin Ife
Watton Hoag Company
Liberty
Cleator National Bank
Red Cross Society
McGuinnare
Crooks
Soxer Loaf
Lough & Madson RL Rco
East Chester
Liberty Lown Coniiries
Flere
Lexy Scoute
Liberty Down
Suffrage League
Nancy Outland
Academy Avenue
Henry Youngs
British Recruiting Surge In New York Amid War Effort
June 14 report from New York notes rapid British recruitment with many applicants from diverse backgrounds. A notable 10 percent rejection rate is recorded as US arms officers monitor the intake. Actor Colin Campbell headlines publicity stunts while veteran workers face injuries during the process. In Port Jervis Charles Mygatt suffers eye injury after being struck by flying wood while chopping.
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Internatonal
Sarvien
New York
Fritch
Lower Hmadway
Amihdha Solmeg
Lirtona Atoutel
United States
Canada
Tut
Tern
Valeda
Colin Campbell
Port Jervia
Charles
Mygatt
Hadron Street
Bible Society Aids the Loan Meeting in Warwick
The 106th annual Orange County Bible Society meeting was held at the Reformed Church in Warwick with about 50 delegates. The treasurer reported higher funds this year as countywide collections continue work to cover the entire county. Speakers from the American Bible Society and Newburgh Bible Society urged support for wartime economy and temperance to curb wastage. The next meeting will be in Montgomery at the Presbyterian Church.
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Orange County Bible Bocivy
Reformed Church
Warwick
Buelpess
J. Scott King
Little Britain
Wocheen
Hev. Seymoour Purdy
Newburgh Bible Boden
Orange County Society
M. C.roggleshell
American Bible Society
New York
A. C. Chamberlain
Florida
A. B. Hartin
Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
Sailors Parade for Liberty Bonds Raises City Pledge
Newport R I June 144 Two thousand apprentice seamen from the naval training station joined a Liberty bond drive yesterday subscribing to 100000 in bonds. Bands played as they marched on three banks and overwhelmed counters with cashiers aiding bank clerks. The effort inspired a massive city-wide display and a second group planned to purchase 50000 more bonds today.
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Newport
R. L
Naval Training Station
Church Sues for Rum Sunk 119 Years Ago
An Ohio Church sues over damages from a 1806 shipwreck where eight American sloops bound for the West Indies were captured by a French fleet. The suit seeks a share of the $1,500 claimed by Addie Watkins’s heirs, now bequeathed to the Episcopal Church, as descendants debate inheritance rights in the long-closed case.
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Church
International News Service
Los Angeles
Bermuda
West Indies
John Marshall
Henry Clay
France
Addie
Watkins
Saw Jelly
Mra Watkins
Episcopal Church
Bantelle
Mock Tavern News Roundup From Rock Tavern
June 14 report from Rock Tavern notes Eireene Barker returning from St Luke's Hospital after appendectomy. Mrs Daniel Smith visits parents at Statebridge as Clover and Burnatte schools hold a picnic. Local residents Ernest Drona Hack Kelley and others spend weekend with W C Giles family. Will be a Clifford School day exercise Sunday evening. Various residents, including Mire Warriett Ter Hew, visit and recover from illness. Howrn Mounkrey spent past week with Hobokes family in New Jersey.
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Familly
Hobokes, N. J
Thompson Ridge Drafted In Pine Ridge Contest
Thompson Ridge member Jwig 14 Minute Renner Smith of Cleveland Ohio is drafted by his troop in a Boy Scouts event. Morning ceremonies note the draft action as the unit votes in the evening.
Old Journals Found in Trunk Near Bloomingburg
In Bloomingburg on June 1, Mrs. EB. Mitts found two old papers in an attic trunk. One is a 1859 issue of The Whig Trees of Orange County printed in Middletown. The other is a 1853 issue of the Bulli van County Whig published by John Waller Jr. in Bloomingburg. Community notices include a Modern Woodmen of America memorial service, a local school meeting at Wurtsboro with several officers elected, and a class reunion in Troy attended by A. J. Rockwood. Mentions of local residents and medical concerns appear throughout.
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Bloomingburs
EB. H. Mitts
Whig
Orangeounty
Middletown
Bullivan County
John Waller, Jr
Bloomingburg
Modern Woodmen of America
Reformed Church
W. H. Colden
Mamakating
Wurtsboro
Rb.o. Beskes
Jacob Wirenam
Ray Bayes
Summitville
George FP. Hamilton
Burlingham
Burton E. Culver
Wurtshore
John Fox
Wyomingburg
Board of Education
A. J. Rockwood
Troy
Elting France
New York City
Elting
Navy
William Barrett
Hien View
M. W. Seagears
St. Augustine
Telog
Seeger
Census Takers in Crawford Town Reported
June 16 Pine Hush census in Crawford town district conducted by Suffrage Club women led by Mrs A Emly Whitten with committee members. Community notices include church events and meetings at New Prospect Church, millage address by Rev Geo Wright, and a prayer gathering. Local socials, school events, and a fire alarm warning are mentioned along with a note about a soldier relief treat drive.
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Pine Hush
Crawford
Suffrage Club
A. Emly Whitten
Eoumeratora
Fred . Decker
E. Erekin
Mes
Veorze W. Jamison
Afra
Aik Armstrong
Mra
H. J. McEloney Sed Miss Charlotts Stover Headquarters At Mra. A. KR
J. A. RK. Dickson
Margaret Shoat
Inke Street
Chit Village
Arcastog
Otto Brand
Drooklinn
Me Methodist
Christ
Bywrorth League
Methodist Church
Geo. BR Wright
Milve Bragot Lodge
Pl Newbare
Co Oclock
Ronea
New Prospect
Actrangeal
At & Oelouk Une
Mies Gertrude Vorgelein
Une Choir
Farmer Malcolmson Ends Life in Barn in Despondency
Thomas Malcolmson, a well known Burnside farmer, distraught by failing health and eyesight, hanged himself in his barn on Thursday. His stepdaughter Ruth Gray, 14, found the body. The 19 year 10 month 17 day man climbed to a platform eight feet high, tied a rope to a rafter and jumped off. Health officer Lippincott notified, coroner Rackett authorized the burial permit. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Thomas Malcolmson
Burnside
Ruth Gray
Maloolimpon
Alboit
R. L. Lippincott
Hamptonburgh
George H. Rackett
Burnside Thorndey
Man Found With Foot Crushed Near Parkeville
Michael Malinexy, resident of Parkeville in Sullivan county, was run over by an Ontario and Western train about one mile from Parkeville on Wednesday. His right foot was crushed and later amputated at St Ingham Manor by Dr Burke. He was found at five o'clock Wednesday morning beside the tracks by pusher engine crew. intoxication was alleged on Tuesday evening near Parkeville. His condition remained serious.
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Michael Malinexy
Parkeville
Sullivan County
Ontario & Western
Tex
St Ingham Manor
Burke
Tila
Farm Bureau Urges Spraying Potatoes In Summer
The Farm Bureau appeals to all potato growers to spray crops thoroughly and frequently to guard against blight. Weather favors fungal growth, so demonstrations will be held at Howard Mills' Scotchtown farm on Saturday June 16 at 2 p.m. Stow growers are invited to learn spraying techniques and bring questions.
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Farm Bureau
Uafe
Greene
Burritt
Bureau
Howard Mills
Scotchtown
Church News June 17 Services Otisville Ridgebury Denton
Otisville Methodist Church Sunday school at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. Children’s Day in the evening. Westbrookville Sunday school and Children’s Day at 2:30 p.m. Rush W. Lake, pastor. Ridgebury Presbyterian Sunday school 10 a.m. preaching 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 3 p.m. Denton Presbyterian preaching 7:30 p.m. Communion June 2 at 11 a.m. West Presbyterian preaching 10 a.m. Sunday school 10:45 a.m.
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Otisville Methodist Church
John R. Wright
Westbrookville
Rush W. Lake
Ridgebury Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Denton Presbyterian Church
HI Presbyterian Church
Unionville Notes Mark Electric Church and Social Events
Unionville reports plumbing and electric upgrades at the Presbyterian Church, including illuminated town clocks. Mrs. C. G. Wilson visits Butler. Mrs. Samuel Titus convalesces with nurse Miss Crosby. Children and Flora's Day observances are planned with a June 2 church entertainment menu and a June 22 Flora's Day in Minisink Grants. Mrs. Truex of Middletown visits town.
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Unionville
Hayne
C. G. Wilson
Butler
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Titus
Crosby
Middletown
The
Truex
Children Day on June Sundays Observed at M F E Church
Westbrookville notes Chil dren's Day planned at the M F E Church with a program in progress. School district trustees Griffin Gilett Ashworth and Culver attend a meeting in Wurtsboro. Grade exams underway. Local visits include VanKeurens in Middletown and Mrs McCarter returning from Pilgrims Corners. Military census blanks distributed by Miss Wryegant. Reverend Lake of Otisville visited with friends.
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Westbrookville
M. FE
John Griffin
Burton Gilett
Daniel Ashworth
Frank Culver
Wurtsborn
George VanKeuren
Bessie
Middletown
Martha McCarter
Henry Riker
Pilgrims Corners
State of
New York
Blanche Wryegant
Albert Pierce
Mr. Lake
Otisville
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