Dr. Kirkwood Installed as Pastor of First Presbyterian Church
Rev Dr Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood was formally installed by the Presbytery of Hudson at the First Presbyterian Church. The elaborate service featured sermon by Rev B Van Dyke Wight and charges to pastor and people by several ministers, stressing active church leadership, modern outreach, and unity between clergy and congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Presbytery of
Hudson
Frederick 3. Gates
Ridgebury Presbyterian Church
Wight
E. van Dyke Wight
Westminster Church
Chrisian Te
New York City
Peppe
Aatvance
Robert Brase Clark
Ferris
Wisht
U Miss
Teliaios
At Ste
Clergy Couple Welcome Old Friends at Event
Reverend and Mrs Ferris greeted their old friends at a gathering. The scene reflected local community ties and familiar faces in a warm, informal hour of conversation and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ferris
Will Probated for Rev Haviland and Other Local Testaments
The Walden will of Rev Oscar Haviland is probated with executor Samuel Andrews. estate valued at 1000 personal and 15000 realty, to benefit wife during life then fund distribution to New York Conference, parsonage gift to Walden Church, and half to fund wearied preachers. Other wills probated include Matthew Casey contested. Cahill and Foley named executrices. Hattie Yeapple executrix Rachel OConnell. Anna Quick appointed administrator Seeley Quackenbush matter. accounting decrees in Brown and Wood estates. Minnie E Brown guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haviland
Walden
Methodist Conference
Swezey
Newburgh
Samuel Andrews
New York Conference
Walden M. EB
Matthew Casey
Casey
Montgomery
Mary E. Cahill
Margaret Foley
Hattie Yeapple
Rachel O'Connell
Mary A. Wood
Anna Wood
Anna Quick
Seeley Quackenbush
R. C. Coleman
Daniel T. Brown
Rudolph Brown
Minnie E. Brown
Clothes swap on James Street ends with jail time
James Lysaght of Mills avenue spotted a suit on another man and confirmed it was his. William Sorder pleaded guilty to petty larceny for stealing a suit, belt, coat and shoes and was jailed for sixty days after admitting intoxication may have led to the act. Snyder, wearing the stolen suit, hid the shoes behind a jail sink then wore the stolen items to court. The shoes bore the mark Just Wright, leading to further confirmation of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Street
James Lysaght
Mills Avenue
Lyrsaght
William Sorder
Snyder
Richard L. Bran
Wricht
Funeral Services for James F. Roosa
James F Roosa was honored with a Wednesday 11 oclock morning funeral from his home Late Ave. The service was led by Rev Dr Robert Colivie Kirkwood of the First Presbyterian Church with a large attendance. Solos by Miss IComeila Marvin and Miss Anna Marvin, pallbearers from local groups, a firing squad salute, and taps marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Roosa
Robert Colivie Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Icomeila. Marvin
Anna Marvin
G. Spencer Cowles
James H. Smith
Grange County Trust Company
Harry C. Orden
James G. Harding
Monhasen Hose Company
Mr. Roosa
Charles B. Wood
James G. Irwin
Jackson Post
Company I
Lemuel Landphier
Seracant Rose
Brace Winner Blew Up From Cigar Blaze While Driving
A well known Jarret of Liberts was severely burned when, Tuesday, a spark from his cigar set fire to his lap as he drove toward Montireile. His clothing ignited before others could extinguish the blaze. Also, Mr and Mrs Mortis B Wolf welcomed a baby boy Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberts
Montireile
Mortis B. Wolf
Walter Bradley
Milford
Mr. Bradley
Dingman’sith
Brodhead Hill
Ministers Meet With Conference Ministers in Westminster Church
The Ministerial Association met with the Conference of Presbyterian ministers at Westminster Church on Tuesday afternoon. Rev F A Haines opened with prayer and scripture. Speakers included Rev F A Gates on Denver Assembly topics and Rev J H Thompson on ministerial efficiency. Other talks addressed the village minister, Bible in preaching, social movements, and training of the young for church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Conference of
Presbyterian Ministers
Westminster Church
F.a.haines
Goshen
F. A. Gates
Ridgebury
General Assembly
Denver
Cal
J. H. Thompson
Goodwill Presbyterian Church
W. B. Johnson
Campbell Hall
J. S. Laing
Otisville
Thomas Burns
Florida
Fred J. Stanley
D. D
Newburgh
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Times
van Dyke Wight
Francis S. Haines
Hudson Presbytery
Milk committee plans model dairy venture in New York
The New York milk committee outlines a plan to create a model milk company. It would buy a creamery and work with farmers to improve the milk supply while keeping prices acceptable to consumers. Capital stock set at 25000 dollars, with 5000 pledged and notable subscribers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Milk Committee
Stephen Francisco
Fairfield Dairy Company
Loton Horton
Sheffield ' S Farms-Slawson-Decker Comp
Mortimer L. Schiff
Charles T. Root
Samuel, Sloan, Jr
Samuel W. Lambert
College of Physicians and ‘Surgeons
Everit Macy
Stephen C. Williams
Seth Law
New York Association For
Charity Oranization Society
United Hebrew Charities
Philanthrophic Bodies
Big Vote Re elects Fire Officers in Middletown
The Middletown Fire Department held its annual election at the Excelsiors home Tuesday evening. 257 ballots were cast for each candidate with no opposition as officers and inspectors of election were chosen. The lineup includes Chief Engineer Charles Higham and others amid plans for the department’s 50th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Charles Higham
Monhagens
Leon Simpson
Eagles
Frank H. Schoonmaker
Excelsiors
Burton L. LaMonte
Archibald Taylor
Joshua Oldroyd
Board of Aldermen
A Big Night With Hoffman Lodge Concludes Season
Hoffman Lodge No 412 F A M held its final meeting of the season with three degrees conferred on two candidates and the presentation of a past master jewel to J H Galloway by N D Milly. Delegations from multiple towns attended. An invitation was extended to Queen Esther Chapter O E B S and Warwick Lodge for future events. Jerry Merritt bought an English cob for his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Lodge
No. 412
J. H. Galloway
Goshen
Port Jervis
Warwick
New York City
Livingston Manor
Monticello
Walton
Ellenville
Newark
Jersey City
Boston
J. Floyd Halstead
Frank Holbert
Warwick Lodge
N. D. Milly
Queen Esther Chapter
O. E B
Erie Train Off Track Near Waverly Wreck
An Erie passenger train No 9 westbound derailed near Waverly early today. All cars except one left the rails at high speed. many passengers were shaken and cut by glass but none seriously hurt. Injured riders Miles Conall Hornell Lewis Gorleken New York and George Lowe Bliss were taken to Elmira Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N.Y
Erie
Waverly
Miles Conall
Hornell
Lewis Gorleken
New York
George Lowe
Bliss
Pension Examining Board Reorganizes Officers Elected
The United States Pension Board of this district met at the Board of Trade Rooms Wednesday and effected a reorganization. Officers chosen were President Dr. E. M. Schultz of this city Secretary Dr. J. C. Coleman of Goshen Treasurer Dr. G. Qllo Pobe of Port Jervis. Dr. Pobe was appointed examining surgeon for this district replacing Dr. Knapp who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Pension Board
Board of Trade
E. M. Schultz
J.C. Coleman
Goshen
G Qllo Pobe
Port Jervis
Pobe
Knapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Kirkwood
Mr. Ferris
Clark
Haviland
iEstate of
the Milk Committee
ELKS
Port Jennis Longe
Newburgh Company
Washington Heights Chemical Engine Co
Eagle Chemical and Engine Co
Blue Ribbon
Jerry Merritt
Rock Hill
John F. Bennett
Bloomingburg
George
John
Mr. Merritt
Madison Square Garden
Elmira Hospital
Associated Press
Pension Examining Board
Board of Trustees
Daniel H. Bailey
Harold B. Woodward
Sec'y and
Treas
North St
Middleton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!