Glynn Cuts State Cash, Spares Tiger
Governor Glynn uses a line item veto to slice up to 1.508 million dollars in expenses for the next Legislature, with 260000 for legislation printing 100000 for session laws publication and 20000 for Education Department printing. He says remaining items can be funded later and that tighter appropriations avert a direct tax, while highlighting larger cuts to grade crossings and state institutions.
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Albany
Glynn
Education Department
Legislative Chamber
Sulzer
Nathaniel Bull Will In Monroe To Be Contested
Probate in Newburgh covers the will of Nathaniel B Bull of Monroe with possible contest. Estate totals include 7 000 personal and 15 000 realty with multiple heirs, including Matilda Bull and George Bull, each to receive 1 000. Remaining shares divided among James Bull Samuel Bull and Matilda Bull.
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Nathaniel S. Bull
Monroe
Newburgh
Swezey
Louisa
John Seeger
Albert H. F. Seager
Kathryn M Seeger
Kathryn
First Street
Judge Seeger
Otto Riger
Mre. Seeger
John A
Seeger
Frances A
Margaret Ritchie
Sarah Bm. Ritchie
Flora L. Adams
Walden
Lewis van Aken
Helen M. Travis
Wisopee
Dutchess County
Amanda
Rider
Eleanor
Ford
da G. Smith
George
Bull
Matilda B. Bull
James H. Bull
Samuel F. Bull
Seek Aid of Sportsmen in Prevention of Forest Fires
Forest service urges hunters campers and gun makers to cooperate on fire prevention. Printing warnings on cartridge boxes and slips with hunting or camping gear could spread awareness of fire danger. Manufacturers already show interest and willingness to participate in campaigns to protect forests and wildlife.
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Forest Service
Northwest
Activities of Bloomingburg Observes Day Across Churches
Bloomingburg marked a joint observance of Children’s Day with services at both churches. Decor included mountain laurel and potted plants. large attendances were noted. A cake sale is planned for Thursday afternoon June 18 at the chapel, with the event continuing into the evening. Ladies Auxiliary and Epworth League meetings are scheduled for June. Mrs Wetes and Miss Helen Wetes from New York visited last weekend.
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The
Reformed Church
Mire
Charles Godber
Jane
Epcosth League
Wiliam Sort
Dancing Popular at Wayside Inn Sees Weekend Dance Crowds
Local report notes Dancing popular at Wayside Inn in Ron dout Valley as Elfearille and the Tewart family arrive for the winter season. The Wayside Inn, linked to the Tour Toute route and led by C Clifford Rut, draws motoring visitors for weekend dances in the padens lobby with planned modern dance acts and special tunes. Visitors from Delaware Water Gap visit and travel by car from nearby towns.
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Elfearille
Tewart
Rondout
Wayside Inn
C Clifford Rut
Children’s Day Observed at Wurtsboro M B Church
Wurtsboro June 16 The RD reports Children’s Day events at the M B Church with a Sunday school program. Local notes mention machinery moves by Jenkeon Brothers on the Monticello road project and various community happenings from Mount Prosper to Rock Hill, plus dozens of short personal items.
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Wurteboro
the RD
M. B
Jenkeon Brothers
Monticello
Fair Oaks
Rock Hill
John B. Marshall
Tia
Mount Prosper
Excellent Talk At Howells Lecture Enlivened Library Hall
On Thursday evening at Library Hall Her. C. M. Sevee spoke to a spellbound audience about Japan life and art. The hourlong talk blended information and humor and drew strong interest from start to finish. Sevee, having lived in Japan five years, urged communities to host his engaging lectures, while Miss Fay Wortel and other locals were noted in social items.
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Japan
Bloomingburg church festival boosts Sunday school save
Bloomingburg April 14 The Reformed Church hosted a strawberry festival and cake sale in the chapel and the morning Children's Day activities at the Reformed Church and M. K Church drew families. Proceeds benefit the Sunday school library.
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Bloominabure
Jree
Femay School
the Reformed Church
M. K
Churches Plan Moral Movies For Social Uplift
The Church and School Social Service Corporation has formed to advance moral religious educational and social uplift through high art moving pictures. Organized last month under Rev Dr Carter and a notable advisory board, the group aims to film Bible scenes from the Holy Land and classic educational works abroad and missionary life. The project will supply churches schools Y M C A and Y W C A with affordable weekly film services under Rev Dr William Carter as president and Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst as vice president with offices at 18 East 41st Street New York.
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Carter
Madison Avenue
New York City
Charles H. Parkshurst
William J. Schieffel
E. A. McAlpin
Nehemiah Boynton
Henry Clews
Charles L Thompson
S. Parkes Cadman
Arthur J. Brown
Francis Brown
Edgar P. Hill
Jonathan C
Italy
Livingstone
William Carter
Charles H. Parkhurst
S. McClure
East 41St Street
Fifth and
Madison Avenues
Amity Church Sees Successful Sunday and Socials
Amity hosts a full church for Sunday evening Children’s Day exercises with flowers, praise, and well-received parts. A Thursday and Friday hall entertainment netted $35.65. Missionary Society to meet at Mrs. Smit Wilcox’s home on Saturday afternoon. Local notes record visits among residents, and a church social is planned at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doty’s home Wednesday evening.
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Amity
Missionary Society
The
Smit Wilcox
Emma Price
Warwick
Frances Willcox
Circleville Doings Highlight Local Events This Week
June reports reveal busy strawberry harvests led by Ayers Cox and Travis. Citizens League plans Friday meeting with the Women’s Christian Temperance group. Mrs Jennie Travis visits her brother Rev Frank Mathews of Long Island. Church notes cover Sabbath exercises, sermons by Rev Seserance, and Rev Reynolda’s lecture on “Pharaoh Misfits.” A strawberries and ice cream social accompanied a C F E treasury addition.
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Circleville
Strawber TY
Dat
Id Ayers
Lorin Cox
R. Travis
Citizens’ League
Jennie Travis
Frank Mathews
Long Island
C. M. Seserance
Howelin
Ingiox
Mra
Bass season opens on the Gehing grounds
June 17 at Pa riverfront anglers gathered along the river to begin bass season. Local followers of Teac Walton reported early catches as the first day drew fishermen hopeful for a strong season despite rough weather and promising signs of many fish.
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Srequebanze
Theomen Mason
Mss
Teaan
Teac Walton
Check on spruce moth spread in Adirondacks and tent caterpillars
Albany reports a plan of cooperation by the Conservation Commission and State Entomologist to check spruce bud moths and forest tent caterpillars injuring spruce, poplar, and maple. Description notes full grown moths and caterpillars, their habits, and urges rangers to collect samples for Dr. M P Felt and report sightings and locations.
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Albany
Conservation Commission
Petus
Conservation Department
M. P. Felt
State Entomologiat
Felt
Adirondacks
North Woods
Promotions of Chester Grades
Chester June 17 grade promotion exercises of the Chester Public Schools will be held in the HK. of P. Opera House Friday at 2 30. Ongoing program includes recitations by various grades, songs, piano and violin solos, a doll drill, and a reading of promoted pupils names.
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Chester
Chester Public
P. Opera
Frank Drew
Carl Schuler
Agnes Lotz
Carolyn Croes
Elizabeth Osborne
Story Hour
Betty Burmiller
Cecelia Showsre
Henry Barlea
Ruasell
Francis Crosse
Marie Harris
Alent Randall
Carl van Etten
Fiori Deutech
Erl King
Lillian Schuler
Prosepine
Aurelia Peterson
Frowne
Serah Ross
Peterkins
Evalyn van Duser
John Osborne
Westbrookville Society Plans June Fair Meeting
Westbrookville notes report a Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Lewis Rhodes home on June 18 to plan the annual fair. Also updates on local visits, travelers, and school reunion plans at Wentown Academy with preaching and graduation remarks.
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Westbrookinly
Ladies' Aid Society
Lewis Rhodes
R. C. Ashworth and
Celina Crispell
Ferndale
Frank Pierce
Mabel Pierce
Ferndals
Leron
Moathoetbo
Hatses
Oreining
Biue Stone
Predicts sweeping GOP victory, Chatham Democrat predicts 1916 gain
Louie F. Payn, a veteran party leader from Ghent, predicts a sweeping Republican victory in the state this year and nationwide in 1916. He cites Albany and Washington misgovernance, notes past frictions with Theodore Roosevelt, and says Opukumbis county Republicans will back their unofficial convention choice with full county delegation support.
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Louis F. Payn
Chatham
Louie F. Payn
Mr. Payn
United States
Ghent
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Columbia County
Albany
Washington
Opukumbis County
Whitman
Hedges
Ulster Bluestone Quarry Origins in Neversink Valley
Ulster county bluestone, long active since 1820, traces its first quarry to Uncle Steve Griffin in 1830 near Westbookville. He split rock while hunting rattlesnakes, revealing a potential pelitenteay quarry site that sparked early mining. The industry grew notably later after 1965 when George Waters studied Neversink and Delaware Valley deposits.
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Ulster County
Onele Steve” Griffin
Sullivan County
Neversink
Delaware
Port Jervis
Steve
Westbookville
George Waters
Neversink Valley
Onex
Delaware Vailey
Children Day at Denton a Successful Event
Children and parents gathered at Denton Church for a June 15 program titled The Banner of Love. Students delivered scripture readings, prayers, and songs including Happy Morning and The Children's Army, with numerous recitations by primary and junior departments led by Charley Allison, Beatrice Osborne, and Winifred Daniels.
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Denton
Sinting
Lucile
Leander Kinney Sinzing
Children’s Army
Charley Allison
Henry Bekersoe
Alice Herbert
Dmsdes
Winifred Danis
Beatrice Osborne
Clarence Osborne
Exercine
Red
White
Blue
Hawkins Boys
Florida Team Defeated 10 to 0 by Franklin Juniors
Florida team traveled to Franklin last Saturday and were routed 10 to 0. The defeat marks the worst loss for Flockin, with hopes that defense and effort improve before the next game against Warwick. Also notes social happenings and Sun-Shine Society events in town.
Cows Die After Eating White Lead at New York Farm
Montgomery reports two dairy cows fatally affected after consuming white lead used in barn painting. Other herd members show illness but are expected to recover. Also notes upcoming marriage of Miss Jeuste Yuaten water to Nehemieh Andrawa, and a funeral reception list with local attendees. Sarah Bord plans to move to live with her daughter and son-in-law Philip Felsing.
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James W. Stanton
New York
Emily Bennett
Middletown
Sarah Williams
Summitville
Bunke Reed
Prigge
Jersey City
Rosch
George H. Mills
Gosnen
Yankes Lake
Mills
Orange County
Gid Sullivan
Joseph Fisher
Monticello
John
Robbinnon
Fred Wellers
Marty Weller
Delaware
Andrew Weller
Clement Botsford Newkirk
Brook ‘Tym
Montgomery
Cornellon Malley
Jeuste Yuaten Water
Nehemieh Andrawa
Agnes Vandewater
Peter Crispell
Brick Churb
Jamh B. Fowler
Theodore Shafer
Premk
Wra
Aloe Odall
Paterson
N. J
Misa Belle Brewer
Newburgh
Witleys Nt
Sarah F. Bord
Inlaw
Philip Felsing
Am Early Data
Parade changes proposed for Port Jervis Fire Department event
At a special meeting held in Port Jervis City Hall officers of the Fire Department discussed the July 29 parade. After vigorous debate they adopted changes and plan a march through the city center followed by hosts and guests enjoying the celebration. Also noted are items about Lee Sinclair charging three journalists with criminal libel in Tarrstown N Y and a brief school program announcement.
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Port Jervis
Fire Department
Cnarch
Techingeld
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Howells
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Tcom
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Madison
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M.A
Sunshine Society
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