Shawangunk Fish and Game Association Forms in Middletown
The Shawangunk Fish and Game Association replaces the Middletown Sportsmen’s Association after a Thursday meeting in Gunther’s Hall. State Fish Culturist John W. Titcomb spoke on fish breeding and hatchery care. 75 members attended.
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Shawangunk Fish and Game Association
Middletown
Gunther's Hall
John W. Titcomb
A. F. Servin
J. M. Lawrence
The
Conservation Commission
Gumner Brook
Sarme Brook
Pine Kill
Fall Brook
Mill Brook
Stony Brook
Plattekill
Birdiekill
Caty Kill
Middletown Sportamen
Shawangunk Fish and Game Protective Association
Shawangunk Sportamen
Titcomb
Servin
Titecomb
New York State
Women Guild Visits Ogden Farm for June Meeting
Forty seven women of the First Congregational Church gathered at Ogden farm Thursday afternoon for the June Guild meeting. Activities included devotional exercises led by Mrs. A. J. Hornbeck and a missionary letter read by Mrs. I. S. Benjamin. A vocal solo by Genevieve Ogden accompanied by Mrs. Whitney followed. Mrs. W. F. Kettle reported on the Oswego convention. The afternoon featured ice cream, strawberries and cake as members wandered the grounds and admired blooms.
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First Congregational Church
Guild
Ogden Farm
A. J. Hornbeck
I. S. Benjamin
Genevieve Ogden
Whitney
W. F. Kettle
Oswego
A. R. Green
Ogdens
Falls From Car On Goshen Line Hospitalizes Worker
William Cox of the State Hospital narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday night after falling from the 12 o'clock trolley at the foot of Earle's Goshen Line. Crew members helped him aboard, and he was later taken to the State Hospital.
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William Cox
State Hospital
Som Goshen
Earle's
My Cox
Jim
Demurrer Filed in Meola Case Over Indictment
William H. Daley of New York serves notice of a demurrer for Harry Meola charged with soliciting business for lawyers under penal law. The motion argues the indictment’s matters do not constitute a crime and challenges the tax as unconstitutional. The argument is set for Saturday in Goshen before Justice Anbur Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Daley
Broadway
New York City
Harry Meola
Wiih
Portland Wins Shriners Meet
The Indianaplis Shriners meet marked by a business session of the Imperial Council on Thursday. New Orleans or Los Angeles based members attended. Youngworth of Los Angeles was elected Imperial Outer Guard.
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Portland
Itdianapolis
Gosing
New Gricana
L@o V. Youngworsh
Los Anzees
Impesiel
Fair Society Reflects 1841 Heritage Of Orange County
The Orange County Agricultural Society organized in 1843 has long promoted agriculture horticulture and domestic arts in the county. It prides itself on high citizen standards and a thriving fair that educates residents especially women and children while showcasing horses cattle and other livestock. The grounds under General Superintendent Howell have become a beautified public space and the fair remains a people’s event fostering friendship cooperation and community progress. Andrew Schr iv er death of a child Mary Denanio daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Deagmin dies after eight days illness at 13 Deden Street.
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Orange County Agriculural Society
Orange County
Empire State
Middletown
Crea
Belonz
Howell
Dhe Tanet
Mary Denanio
Frank Deagmin
Deden Street
Sfonthal Gmemmonia
Antons and
Carmel
Russian "Grown-ups" 15 Year Olds Learn American Games
The Y.M.C.A. expands playgrounds in Russia and Siberia to curb drinking and gambling. Boys and girls adopt football, baseball, tennis, track, handball, and swimming. The Samara Girl Scout leads local efforts while Y.M.C.A. fields grow near Say mara. Russian and Czech soldiers gain access to athletics as Tartars embrace new games.
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Russia
Siberia
Samara
Volga River
Y.M.C.A
Trish
Shanghai
Harbin
Manchuria
Saymara
Memorial Church Women Hear Very Fine Program
The Webb Horton Memorial Church missionary group held its monthly meeting at the Home for Aged Women with about 100 members present. Reports highlighted active work and a program on India featuring Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Wallace, and others, followed by refreshments.
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Webb Horton Memorial Church
Home For
South Street
L. C. Purdy
J. H. Decker
Women's Missionary Society of Hudson Presbytery Ehict
First Presbyterian Church
Mra. Rifendary
C. J. Giering
Purdy
India
John A. Wallace
William W. Wallace
Wisner
Cora Mills
W. A. Hartin
E. T. Hanford
Bogart Visits Camp of Fighters Ahead of Dempsey Willard Fight
C C Bogart returned from a three week visit to Toledo and talked of touring the training camps of Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. About 2000 fans view daily sparring and interest in the July 4 championship bout runs high. He witnessed Willard in the ring with a sparring partner but arrived at Dempsey’s camp just after a workout, missing a chance to see the challenger work.
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C. C. Bogart
Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
MeDogart
Willard
Dempsey
Chairpian
Mr. Bogart
Cawy
Joseph M. Piccisns
U. S. Army
Middletown
van Courtlandt Park
Spartanburg
N. C
Fort MaPherson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Fort Sam Houston
Joseph Herbert
Newport News
Virginia
Morrison
Alexander
Hill
Camp Upton
L. L
Arraignment in Shoe Theft Case Tied to Vance
Federal complaint in New York charges Fred E. Vance an investigator for attorney Ivan A. Gardner with possessing stolen shoes tied to Maybrook yard thefts and shipments from Emerson Shoe Co. Mass. to Pennsylvania. Vance was arrested in Middletown on a federal warrant and taken to New York for arraignment.
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Fred E. Vance
Ivan A. Gardner
Focal
U. S
Hitchcock
New York City
Vance
New York
Erie
A. S
Brown
Middletown
Ontario and Western and
Brie
Maybrook
Sam Gray
Gray’s
George Mr. Finn
Gray
Emerson
Academy Avenue
Grant R. Wilson
Ontario and Western Police
Wiliam Kane
Erie Police
Emerson Shoe Company
Rockland
Mass
Darey
Gowanda
Lehigh
Hudson
Wilson
Kanest
Ross
Sam Grant
Times-Press
Lark MeooUrav
Bernal Ne
Cormmerte
Emerson Star Company
Rockland Mass
Rieth Rapp
Corea
Granc
Separation Case Set for June 19 Postponed
The separation action by Francelia Winters, originally set for June 14, was postponed to Thursday June. The notice also references Private Jamen Vo Sherow of Naw vargas killed in action and Private Wiliam R. Henson of Port Jervia severely wounded.
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Francelia
Goshen
Jamen Vo Sherow
Nawvargas
Wiliam R. Henson
Port Jervia
Walter Hagen Crowned American Open Champion
Walter Hagen of Detroit won the American Open at Brae Burn Country Club after a playoff with Michael Brady of Houston. Hagen edged Brady by one stroke after 72 holes amid a large spectator turnout and demonstrations in West Newton, Messin, with Hagen's victory marking his second Open title.
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West Newton
Mess
Inne
Walter Hazen
Detroit
Brae Bur
Hagen
Ivadine
Hacen
Haren
Brady
Juniors Plan for Their Class Day at Crystal Run
High School Juniors met at Miss Gertrude Smiths home in Crystal Run to organize Class Day decorations. Present were Mary Connell chairwoman, Gertrude Smith, Dorothy EB Adams, Florence Marie Powers, Leslie Donald, George Featheref, and Stanley Hoyt with a social hour and refreshments afterward. Lewis Parsons, son of S B Parsons of Liberty, will manage the Cenper place at De Bruce for Congressman C B Ward, bringing prior lodge management experience from Sunapa Park Lodge in New Hampshire.
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Gertrude Smith
Crystal Run
Mary Connell
Dorothy EB. Adams
Florence Marie Powers
Leslie Donald
George Featheref
Stanley Hoyt
Lewis Parsons
S. B. Parsons
Liberty
de Bruce
C. B. Ward
Mc Parsons
Sunapa Park Lodge
New Hampshire
Hay harvest begins as Cortland county reports strong crop
George E Beakes reports a very good hay crop in Cortland county with several farmers already harvesting after a business trip through central New York and Pennsylvania.
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George E. Beakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Lathrop Pharmacy Sold by G. H. Lathrop Estate
H W Marbee purchases the Livingston Manor Lathrop Pharmacy from the late Dr. G H Lathrop estate after a year as manager. The notice promotes advertising services with a catchy line about not losing a cent.
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Lathrop Pharmacy
H W. Marbee
Livingston Manor
G. H. Lathrop
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Women’s Guild
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Yourami
Actertil Meni
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Sam Higsenbottom
Mattison
Frances
Faith
Jesus
Hindustan
J. Howard Stitt
Pacific
Tate, Srteds
Seuss
Acess Se Pact
Rene
Joseph M. Picciano
F. E. Vance
Arahmarmmi
France
Eleanor F. Lorenz
Oscar F. White
Joseph ©. Wozniak
James Dugan
John Pape
Bernard Hull
Ernest Williams
Mr. Woznak
Antion
Ashley Hall
Stanley
Frank
Ralph Cook
St. Nazaire
Myntion
Paris
Orleans
Tours
M. P
Wal Irwin
America
Harry W. Kline
White Lake N. Y
William Burke
John
Carrie L Rice
Otis W. Hice
Lynchburg
Constance Shelton Joness
Shirley
Jane Reynolds
Ellanore
Edmund Brown, Jr
Messrs
Harrington
Beltham
Mary
Nurgog
Atl Pom
Tre
Walter Hagen
Wale? Hacer
Cis
Clemena
Junors
Comeca
Hce
Rawal
Entarion
Comepublican Congress
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