Bullville Plans Unusual Program At Rural Week
A Bullville community page recalls a two week rural trip for East Side children in need, a fundraiser deficit of 500 dollars for Mechanicstown home, and upcoming June 27 church collections. Warwick figures note factory location talks by Louis J. Green, with soap label or electrical apparatus plants under review. Local housing improvements, a grandpromotion for H W Millspaugh, a new daughter for the Millspaughs, a message from Shulman about his father’s death, and scheduled Children’s Day and Willams’ union evangelistic meetings add to a busy local scene.
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Mach
East Side
Ife
Mechanicatown Home
Fresh Air Fund
New York Tribune
Ne Loreal
Goshen
Mikeman
Dikoman
Warwick Valley
James H. Smith
West Street
Horton Brothers
Smith
Glevans
H. W. Millspaugh
Min
Mis
Charlea
Millapaugh
Sourse
Chick
Hia Whealan
Tiane Shulman
Minsburgia
Nathaniel Shulman
Shulman
Warwick
Jaae
Obituary: Mrs Hannah M Bassett Lawrence of Monticello
Mrs Hannah M Bassett Lawrence longtime Monticello resident died Sunday at 12 59 PM at her home after a paralysis illness. She was twice married first to Henry Prieg and had daughters Etta Menderson Currig Ella Worden and a son and several grandchildren. Surviving husband Devo Lawrence she leaves Grace Sanford Minckler and Fred at home plus one brother Charles Dudley and many grandchildren. Minister officiated June 16 with Monticello funeral rites and family plot burial under local traditions.
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Hannah M. Bassett Lawrence
Monticello
Lawrence
Henry Prieg
Thiag
Etta
James L. Menderson
Middletown
Currig
We Aga J
Ogaden
Oakland Valley
Ella
George K. Worden
Port Jervis
Devo Lawrence
Grace
Sanford Minckler
Staileers
Fred
Monticella
Searsville Festival Postponed. Picnic Details Published
Searsville June 18 The Ladies Aid Society Hopewell Church post a festival at Searsville Grange on June 24 postponed indefinitely. Sunday School Picnic planned for First Chapter Sunday School on Saturday June 19 at Circleville Hennesay's Lake. basket dinner, round trip fare 20 cents, pickups at Jammer Street Main Street Wickhaut Avenue and Circleville return.
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Searsville
Ladies’ Aid Society of Hopewell
Searsville Grange
Circleville
Hennesay’s Lake
Jammer Street
Main Street
Wickhaut Avenue
Woman tells police of alleged thefts
A resident at 20 Prospect Street, near Monroe, recounts a series of thefts linked to Adams. He was jailed for petty larceny in February 1942 after valuables went missing from Dr. Dem Oste property and rugs later surfaced at a Montgomery Street residence. Adams was arrested again after authorities traced the items and was to be arraigned as Monroe police prepared the case.
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Prospect Street
Sottaga
Itu Woodward
Monroe
Adams
Earle
Hhe Ogden
Adamé
Juturo More
Ogden
Ponsy
Rufus C. Maltby
Milthy
Munroe
Materson
Ogden Worm
Totalty
Dayton
McCoach
Madden
Adamus
Oaterhout
Middletown
Adaie
Unionville High School Commencement Plans and Events
Unionville voters plan a June 22 commencement at Straiten Theatre for Middleton High School graduates led by Russell Hanford. Rev J Mactanes delivers remarks at a local meeting. June 18 and June 22 events include prize acknowledgments and community attendance.
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Unionville
Jane
Middleton High School
Russell E Hanford
Thur Sanday
Vaual
Tony
J. Mactanes
OL. AL MS
Bulgarian wives and a mystic tale from the war era
A fragmentary Telegraph item mentions a Bulgarian wife who confronts her husband in a strange scene, followed by a vague note about a defeated general and a naval engagement near the sea. The garbled lines suggest wartime intrigue and household drama set against a broader conflict.
Finchville Hosts 10th Anniversary Celebration
Finchville June 18 Mr and Mrs Joseph Mitchell of wis district celebrated the 10th anniversary of their marriage with a dinner party at their home as relatives and friends offered hearty good wishes to the couple. Nearby Mr and Mrs C D Anderson hosted friends on their own anniversary a few days earlier.
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Finchville
Joseph Mitchell
Wis
C. D. Anderson
Mitchell
Join Booth
Port Jervig
WitIing
Edgar Davis
Mfedong
Finchville District
New Jersey
Middletown
Alec Mitchell
Ottavilla District
Albert Manning
George &. Winter
Washingtonville Notes and Local Happenings
Washingtonville updates report visitors from Piermont Mra Newton Cornell at Mrs Seybolt and Mina Bulada s home Rev G M Kyes to preach at the ML Church and commencement plans in the library The Wheeler Brothers Circus visits Centre Valle with a Thursday show Local weather praises rains and garden growth The Van Stars beat the Aemora Friday afternoon.
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Washingtonville
Newton Cornell
Piermont
Algiers
Seyvbolt
Mina Mary Bulada
Mra Limneau
High Lanier
Aniali
Buku
Willican Neola
Issac Nical
Nicoll Garare Ahar
Opr Land Automobile
Chas $Old
New Modela
Charles Melter
Idle Village
Andere
Lonsian
Saliehars Mills
G. M. Kvres
ML le
Wishacheel
Presbyterian Church
Moffat Library
Clases Noopten
Keater Wright
New York
Citi Ja
Ate Oparenta
Charles Wright
North Street
Wheeler Beothers’ Circus
Centre Valles
Pers
Allages
Aemora Af Saletan
Seere
Westbrookville Holds Children’s Day Exercises at Wo M E Church
Westbrookville on June 18 held Children’s Day services at the Wo M E Church with a long program of recitations songs and prayers led by Rev W A Tinney replacement Rev Bassoon. Visitors from Butler New Jersey and local pupils took part as exams and staffing details noted.
Regents Good Showing Reported In Unionville Examinations
Westtown June 18 pupils from the school faced Regents exams in Unionville and 29 of 39 papers passed. Honors listed include Percy Mather and Charles Terwilliger in Reading and Writing. Laura Hansen in Spelling and Arithmetic. Esther Kansen and Laura Drake in U S History. Y M C A banquet officers were elected with George H. Clark as president and C J Mathes as vice president. Church event, Children’s Day services planned with a chicken Jubilee program and later evening missionary care for children.
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Westtown
Unionville
Percy Mather
Charles Terwilliger
Ruth Silliwell
Marry Terwillier
Harry Terwilliger
Laura Hansen
Parsy Mather
Y. Mc.a
George H. Clark
C. J. Mathes
Herbert Rackett
Telary
Lenj. Anderson
She Beard
Fred Clizzard
Arn Hituh
Native African Boy Will Speak at Fetel VOM Church Event
Rev Tog Clark new pastor at Fetel VOM BK Church has arranged an entertainment at the church today featuring a native African boy who will speak. Clark, formerly a missionary in Africa, brings back memories and invites attendees to hear the Keer Trot speaker along with refreshments.
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Tog Clark
Fetel Vom
BK Church
Timdrr
Dienne
Clark
Alriey
Funeral Attended by Noted Port Jervie Figure
Port Jervie reports Hon. Charles A. Revd. of Middletown attended the funeral of Mrs. Clara Ciddodack in Qils City on Tuesday. The obituary notes the passing and local attendance at the ceremony.
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Port Jervie
Inne
Charles A. Revd
Middletown
Clara Ciddodack
Missing New York Husband Sought By Wife Through Times-Press
Mrs. George W. Alward of East 6th Street New York appeals to Times-Press readers for help locating her husband who left home January 17 this year after their September 28 1914 marriage in New York City. She asks anyone with information to contact her at the given address hoping for his return.
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George W. Alward
East 6Th Street
New York
Timesarate
Whitman to Get Gagan Facts Soon
New City June 17 William H Hotchkiss special commissioner who tried District Attorney Thomas Gezan of Rockland county on charges of neglect of duty resulting from the acquittal of William Cleary of murder will make his report to Governor Whitman next Wednesday Commissioner Yotchitiss declined to intimate what conclusion he has reached Friends of Gagan are confident the verdict will not hurt him The belief in Haverstraw is that with the return of the Governor Saturday the hunt for Cleary now indicted for grand larceny will be prosecuted with vigor Comptroller Eugene M Travis will ask the Governor to aid the search.
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New City
William H. Hotchkiss
Thomas Gezan
Rockland County
William ¥. Cleary
Whitman
Yotchitiss
Gagan
Haverstraw
Cleary
Eugene ML Travis
Tribute Paid to Mr Hadden at St Pauls Church Service
At the midweek service in the auditorium Rev Dr Watkins spoke on the steadfast Christian life of the late John R P Hadden. The funeral had been held on Wednesday afternoon. The sermon theme was The Changeless Christ and several ill church members were prayed for. A baptism was conducted during the service.
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St. Paul's Church
Dr. Watkins
John R. P. Hadden
Cyclists Walk in Muddy Iowa Roads
Port Jervis trans continental cyclist John Bruns reports on his trip to California. He notes muddy Iowa roads from rain, with soils softening and vehicles leaving deep ruts, forcing cyclists to walk most of the time.
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Iowa
John Bruns
Port Jervis
Farmers Celebrate Grandchildren Born Four Days Apart
A year after reporting the weddings of KS Farmer's daughters, Mr and Mrs Farmer welcomed a nine and a half pound grandson born to daughter Mrs William Nelson and a nine pound granddaughter born to daughter Mrs John R Downey. The two births occurred four days apart as both daughters had wed the previous summer.
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Times-Preas
KS. Farmer
Reading
Farmer
William Nelson
John R. Downey
German Alliance Team Seeks Out‑of‑Town Games
The German Alliance baseball team of the City league will report for practice at 6 this evening on Hayes Field. Management seeks bookings with away clubs and asks communications be sent to Emil Wair enekger at 115 Sprague Avenue, Middletown.
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al- Manes Basebball
Hayes Field
German Alliance
Emil Wairenekger
Sprague Avenue
Middle Town
Four-legged freak chicken born in New Jersey yard
In Tiizateth, N J, a chicken hatched in John Lasten’s Prairie Yard at 20 Spring Street now has four legs and a curly tail like a poodle. It appears healthy among its siblings, with a deep black color, and may be moved to a doghouse or seat if it shows movement.
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N. J
Praiter
John Lastenhath
S20
Spring Street
Laurenbach
Elea
Five Human Skeletons Unearthed During Grading Work
In Rinkhamton on June 17 workmen grading land uncovered five human skeletons. Two stood on their heads while others lay scattered. Bones show interments dating years back, with evidence of sh0e and burial slots. Skeletons buried under several inches of charcoal. Sheriff, county and district attorney opened investigation.
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Rinkhamton
Simon
Sherif
Young boy heads to coast for visit to mother
Maurice Pepohan aged 14 leaves Evenvilla this afternoon at 4 48 for San Francisco and plans to visit his mother Hairy Laland.
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Maurice Pepohan
Evenvilla
San Francisco
Barre
Dirs Hairy Laland
God's Goodness and Love Theme for Children's Day
Pine Bush June 18 the Methodist Sunday school presented God s Goodness and Love to a crowded audience with the scholars and choir receiving applause The solo by C H Terwilliger drew praise and a short address by the pastor closed the service Thanks are due the superintendent and others for making Children's Day a success A strawberry and ice cream festival will be held June 23 at the Howell home to benefit New Prospect ladies Gilbert McCord and Abbie Borkensham welcomed a new eight pound daughter and a gas tank was installed to serve travelers in the state road area Graham Church plans a Children s Day program for Sunday at 8 pm featuring A Child In the Midst Mrs George Morris of Pittsburgh is visiting her mother Mrs Daniel McKinney W P Prebotesna family of New York occupies a summer cottage near the BML
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Gullville
Bullville
Presbyterian Church
Circleville
Hullville
H.W. Towland
Loton Elis
Loton Els
Frank ©. Jones
Fred RB. Elekera
New York City
Frank Martin
Etna C. Pitman
Etta
Bertha
Grace
Bullvilie
Grange
Willams’ Union Evangeliatie
Samuel Roberson
Dallville
Wallville
Adam Wiley
Walden
Weel
Merle McCarter
Lualla Ashworth
Susie Degroat
Alice Bensinger
Jesus
Mabel Degroat
Nora Culver
Clara
Genevieve Page
Harry van Sciver
the Temple
George Durland
Scelo
Voice of Creation
Hilda van Sciver
Fred Zausch
Eessene David Nation
Garlanon
Joy
Mas Moore
Margaret Hummel
Stanley McDowell
Ross McCarter
Mabel Deagroat
Mabel
W. A. Tinney
New York
Bassoon
Wurtsboro
Otsville
Arthur Aylsworth
Butler
N. J
Jennie Curlette
Monticello
Maple Grove
Frank Racine
Mt. Hope School
Racine
Pine Bush
C. H. Terwilliger
G. B. Decker
H.I. Brown
Jordan
Ladies of
New Prospect
John
Graham Church
George Morris
Pittanen
Daniel 3 McKinney
W. P. Prebotesna
BML
Mrs Longendyke Heads Troy D A R Regent
Mrs Herbert Longendyke elected regent of Philip Buchuyler chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Troy to succeed Mrs A M Wright Other officers named Vice regent Mrs William B Frear Second vice regent Mrs Julius S Hawley Corresponding secretary Mrs Edward B Cox Recording secretary Mrs Henry Col gin Registrar Miss Frances A Wartiner Vice registrar Miss Marion A Snyder Treasurer Mrs Edward A Diges Historian Miss Caroline M Lansing Librarian Mrs Eugene Bryan Chaplain Mrs Richard A Derrick
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Herbert Longendyke
Philip Bchuyler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Troy
A. M. Wright
William B. Frear
Julius 8. Hawley
Edward B. Cox
Henry Colgin
Frances A Wartiner
Marion A. Snyder
Edward A. Diges
Caroline M Lansing
Ire
Hugene Bryan
Richard A. Derrick
Cables Glad News To A. W. Beakes
Adam W Beakes of this city received a cablegram from his son Stanley Beakes announcing the arrival of an eight pound baby girl on the eleventh. Stanley is in Melbourne Australia for General Electric and married Miss Elizabeth Fenwick of Indiana before leaving the states. The baby has been named Hirbara Catherine.
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Adam W. Beakes
Stanley Beakes
Iith
Stanley
Melbourne
Australia
General Electric
Elizabeth Fenwick
Indiana
Hirbara Catherine
Socialist Party speaker tours New York and Newburgh
Miss Pauline Newman of New York City addressed a Franklin Square crowd for about ninety minutes on Socialism. She continued her tour in the region, speaking in Albany and Newburgh, and was hosted by Mr and Mrs Alex Craig during her stay at 186 Wickham Avenue.
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Pauline Newman
New York City
Franklin Square
Newmen
Socialist Party
Alex Craig
Wickham Atenue
Newburgh
Party Convention To Report On State Contention Reform
Albany dispatch notes the constitutional contention will approve restoring party state contention as a right for voters. It forecasts an amendment to abolish the direct primary for state and judicial offices, in favor of selection by party contentions or delegates representing parties.
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Albany
Festerdar
Convicted Man Sentenced to Sing Sing for Attempted Rape
In County Court at Grewn wort Lake Petes Bab cock was convicted of attempted rape of Mrs Mary EB Ten flock. Judge Seecer sentenced him to from five to nineteen years in Sing Sing.
New Factory to Take Over Land Near Wallkill Power
The Mormandie Dairy Company of New York will take possession of the John F. Bradner farm beyond the Wallkill Transit Co power house on July 15. It plans a factory to produce a French cheese and will invite local bids for construction. The initial buildings will be modest but the firm expects the venture to prosper and sparking potential expansion soon after start of operations.
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Mormandie Dairy Company
New York
John F. Bradner
Wallkill Transit Co
Warning to liquor dealers on new state labeling law
Albany issued a warning Tuesday to all liquor dealers to comply with a new state law effective January 1. The rule requires every bottle of whiskey wine or beer to show its actual contents, impacting carbonated waters and other beverages. Bottles labeled as quarts often contained only one fifth of a gallon, prompting keg re-tarring and accuracy concerns.
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Albany
Horton Hurt At Carson Store
During Tuesday afternoon's storm J. Decatur Horton, a clerk at Carson and Towner dry goods on West Main, fell while lowering a window striking his back on a silk counter. He was helped by coworkers and Dr J S Halett, removed to his home at 6 Highland Avenue, where he lies in bed with expectations of a further recovery.
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J. Decatur Horton
Carson and Towner Dry Goods
West Main Street
Halett
Hishland Avenue
Mr Bubbles Pays Fine for Accident in Circleville
Circleville June 16 Mr Babbies of Ballville ran his automobile into Allen Wilcom's rig Saturday evening injuring several persons He was arraigned before Justice William H Poff found guilty on three counts and fined 5 on each which he paid Representation noted for Mr Dabnes by George Eteen of Beltre
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Circleville
Babbies
Ballville
Allen Wilcom
William H. Poff
Sully
DabNes
Beltre
Friends Academy Locust Valley Long Island Desrdng School
Friends Academy in Locust Valley Long Island operates as a coeducational school under Friends management and char tered by the New York State Regents. It offers an Intermediate Department for young children plus music manual training and domestic art departments and provides certificates admitting to leading colleges and technical schools. Located 30 miles from New York. inquiry for catalogue by mail.
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Desrdng
Friends, Char
New York State Regents
Degertmanta
New York
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