Onion Growers Plan a Big Organization in Goshen
At a Denton meeting onion growers formed plans for a regional organization. C. E. Wharton of Ken ton New Jersey spoke as general organizer of the onion growers information bureau. Northern and southern district organizers were named and letters from Mass and Canastota urged cooperation. Orange county would drive the effort with large production and aims to create a selling agency and set market prices locally. Information inquiries directed to E Wharton Goshen.
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Denton
Wharton
Goshen
C. E. Wharton
Kenton, C
Onion , Growers’ Information Bureau
Alfred E. Bates
W. L. Helhoaki
Andrew Bugdenski
Edward Leach
South Deerfield
Mass
Canastota
Orange County
United States
Euco
E. Wharton
Doings at the County Seat Goshen June 16
Regular meeting of the Goshen Board of Trustees held last evening with all members present. The Erie Railroad contract issue required 14 days notice for termination. the board directed the clerk to inform the corporation counsel the contract must be accepted or no agreement for water use would be entered. Several memberships and bills were discussed, street work to use an auto truck for gravel, a junk dealer license plan, and a $345.42 bill from Clyde Potts. A storm later described as heavy hit the village, causing washouts, power outages, and fallen trees but no building strikes. Cornell commencement notice for Franklin Vincent family and son Everett’s civil engineering degree noted.
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Goshen
Board of Trustees
Erie Railroad
Harold L. Hoek
Cataract Engine & Hose Co
Frank Dunn
Minisink H. & L. Company
Stephen Arder
Michael Gately
Dikeman Hose Company
New York Telephone Company
Committee On
Reuben Waldman
Clyde Potts
Erie Railroad Company
Green Street
Aitchison
T. Matthews
W. W. Wilcox
Vilage Improvement Society
Munson- Whitaker Company
Kaiffin & Hopkins
Seaeeaes
School Work Exhibit in Goshen Set for June 22
The public schools will hold a school work exhibit on Tuesday evening June 22 at o o'clock. The faculty invites all to attend and see work from all departments. Parents are especially urged to be present to meet teachers and review their children’s progress.
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Goshen
Obituary notices from Port Jervis and area deaths
A sequence of local obituaries reports Mrs Flavius Miller of 18 Broad street dying after years of illness at 4 10 PM aged 30 years six months five days. Also listed are Clara A Cuddeback of Kingston avenue Port Jervis born June 21 1849, Margaret Morrison of 18 Everett street, Hannah Lawrence of Monticello, Frances Tidaback wife of Theodore Tidaback of North Paterson, and James J Macgovern aged 57 of Sussex. Surviving relatives and funeral details noted for each case.
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Flavius Miller
Hattie Currie Miller
Flavius 3. Miller
Broadstreet
Illnean
Jata
Broad Street
Clara Cuddeback
Port Jervis
Clara A.cuddeback
Hotse
Kingston Avenue
John Conking
City
Benjamin HE. Cuddeback
Cuddeback
Elting Cuddeback
William and
Cornelius
Margaret Morrison
Everett Street
John Morrison
Middletown
Church of Our Lady of
John
Nellie
Catherine
Hannah Lawrence
Monticello
Frances Momaine Tidaback
Theodore L. Tidaback
North Paterson
WN. J
Methodist Church
Ogdensburg
N. J
North Church
Jesus
W. H. Tidsback
Madeline
Gladys
Olive
Hymeneas Kannaliey McMickle wedding in St Josephs Church
Miss Isabella McMickle and Charles Kannalley united in marriage at St Josephs Church. Bride wore shadow lace dress with white roses, bridesmaid in blue crepe meteor dress, pink roses. Ceremony featured altar rail, rose petals shower from balcony. Dinner at 148 Wickham Ave, couple left for two week trip to New York and Washington DC before settling in Newark.
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Kannaliey—McMickleé
Isabella McMickle
John
McMickle
Charles Kanneiley
Newark
Dennis Kannalley
Ogdensburg
N. J
St Joseph's Church
J. T Murphy
Mary McMickle
William Kannalley
Ella Kierney
John McMickle
Wickham Avenue
Bird—Greening
W. J. Greening
Wallzill Avenue
Ethel May
Samuel Henry Bird
R. J. Watkins
St. Paul's
MM. E. Church
Washington
Farm visits grow as group demonstrations urged
Goshen reports heavy demand for farm visits with 282 visits since Feb 1 and about 100 per month. Emphasis on group field demonstrations for wider reach. Grange plans for milk testing demonstrations and Babcock test explanations for nonmembers. manager offers to visit farms or public halls for demonstrations.
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Goshen
Farm Bureau
Grange
Italian Reservists Pass Through Gothen in War Train
Gothen June 17 Italian reservists marching to the European war moved through the city at about 7 o clock in the morning. Trains were decorated with American and Italian flags.
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Gothen
Slare
Goshen High School Regents Examinations Record
Preliminary reports indicate a splendid record being made this year in the Regents examinations at Goshen High School this week.
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Goshen
Janes
Obsequies for Hadden Boyd and Bird Wedding Note
Obsequies were held for John Ek. P. Hadden at 41 Myrtle Avenue with interment in Wallkill cemetery Phillipsburgh. Mrs H Eugenia Boyd funeral held at 934 Chestnut Street, interred Plains cemetery Otisville. Flavius Miller funeral private at 18 Broad Street with relatives from Newark Ogdensburg and Franklin Furnace. Wedding at 47 Wallkill Avenue as Ethel May Bird marries Samuel Henry Bird. reception and trip planned. Comfort Card wedding to Newman Comfort in Omaha. Minnie M Holmebraker and Harold Mabee wed at St Pauls parsonage with reception and western New York trip planned.
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John R. P. Hadden
John Ek. P. Hadden
Myrtle Avenue
R. Irving Watkins
Wallkill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
H. Eugenia Boyd
Tate
Chestnut Street
A. F. Pierce
Plains Cemetery
Otfisville
Flavius
Miller
Broad Street
Bloomingburg
St Paul's Parsonage
A Irving Watkins
Misa
Minnie M. Holmetraker
Peter W. Holmebraker
Mstle Avenue
Harold Mabee
City
Téa McAfferie
Raymond H. Stone
Wickham Avenue
Arg MI Mahes
Anniversary Party and Social Notes at Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. VanWagner hosted a family gathering Monday for their 15th wedding anniversary. Helen Anderson, a Syracuse senior, visits with her parents at 15 Wells Avenue before joining Miss Bryant in Kingston and then Silver Bay on Lake George. The Minisink Chapter 586, D. A. R., held a memorial meeting at Webb Horton Memorial Church on Flag Day with remarks on Mrs. Theron Brittain’s service and a formal slate of officers for the ensuing year. Other items include campus travels, social visits, and regional outrider notices across the city and nearby towns.
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B. C. VanWagner
Helen Anderson
Syracuse University
Wells Avenue
Miss Anderson
Kingston
Missy Frances Bryant
Big Indian
Silver Bay
Lake George
Miss Bryant
Students’ Conference
Young Women's Christian Aassociaton
Minisink
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Middletown
W. A. Hartin
Maurice C. Ashley
Frank Hathaway
John Simpson
George Steayze
Rensselaer Aytes
W A. Hemingway
McCue and Decker
Alice Hart Neufie
Henry Alla
Webb Horton Church
E. van Dyke Wight
Brittain
Missionary Society
Eli. T. Hanford
Mize Alicewart Neafie
James C. Coleman
Laura Titus
W. A. Rumsey
Hiram H. Smith
Geo. van Dyer
Charles T. Dunning
Henry Allaway
M. D. Masterson
M. C. Ashley
Howard
Scranton
A D. Fancher
R. H. Deyo
Binghamton
Charles Higham
Commercial House
Allen W. Corwin
Princeton
Matthew Jonign
Mahwah
N. J
M. J. Terhune
Ada M. Babrock
Wick
Ham Avenue
San Francisco
New York
New Orleans
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Yellowstone Natural Park
Hot Springs
Drover
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Indiana
Ror Holislander
Thin Cir
J. C. Otix
Trainer Murphy Struck by Lightning in Poughkeepsie
Noted horse trainer Thomas W. Murphy was hurled about ten feet as a bolt hit the cupola of the Driving Park Stables during a thunderstorm. He suffered temporary paralysis on one side and hearing loss in one ear and remained under medical care for recovery. The horse stable was spared fire and the horse escaped unharmed. Murphy had been on the phone seeking a veterinarian when the lightning struck.
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Poughkeepsie
Thomas W. Murphy
Murphy
Mr. Murphy
County Home Rule Upheld At Capital
Albany June 17 county home rule drew lengthy discussion as two constitutional convention committees debated whether counties should decide their own form of government. Most witnesses backed Barrett resolution granting counties power to choose their system, with Erie Nassau and Rensselaer supporters urging broader self rule and efficiency reforms.
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Albany
Henry R. Barrett
Westchester County
George S. Buck
Erla County
Buffalo
County Board of Supervisors
Buck
Montgomery Offenders and Local Society News
Montgomery had three offenders dealt with by the court with sentences or releases noted. Junah-James Moore, a circus performer, was reprimanded for public disturbance and released after the ruling. Sam Rose of Ulster county admitted guilt and was released, a first offense. An unnamed offender slept on the floor and was taken in by Constable James Gil, later released. Mrs. Samuel Shaw of New York visits in town. The High School Alumni Association plans a reception with dancing and cards on June 26 at Grange Hall. Contractor Zimmerman awarded a paint contract for Julius Schmid’s Astoria estate, home to Beaver Dam Stock Farm with about 53 workers. Dr. E. Ross Elliott improved his residence front, the portico of round stone, and contractor Harrison Roosa did the work.
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Montgomery
Junah
James Moore
Sam” Rose
Ulster County
Janes Gil
Samuel Shaw
New York
Elizabeth Wood
High School
Grange Hall
Jeanie Hewitt
Zimmerman
Julius Schmid
Astoria
Beaver Dam
E. Ross Elliott
Harrison Roosa
Walden Robbery Suspects Held for Court Action
Tyne iFrea Kelly and Frank Coleman were arrested in Newtaura Monday evening on charges related to a carton weapon shipment and alleged involvement as the ice men who rode the shanty of Italian laborers at East Walden. They appeared before Justice Holbrow in this village to answer charges including larceny and related offenses.
Taxes A Vacation By Miss Josephine Matthews
Miss Josephine Matthews a private practitioner in New York City takes a summer vacation staying with her aunt Mrs. John Cropsey in Goshen at Zerther Trainings School graduate of Middletown State Hospital.
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Josephine Matthews
New York City
Zerther
Middletown State Hospital
John Cropsey
Goshen
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Ithaca
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