State Hospital Commission Visit Sparks Quiet Activity
The State Hospital Commission led by Andrew D. Morgan and Frederick A. Higgins visited Middletown facilities. They discussed hospital governance, barn sites with State Deputy Commissioner Harry B Winters, and noted staff changes and upcoming events as summer plans begin.
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State Hospital Commission
Andrew D. Morgan
Frederick A. Higgins
May
Hurd
Buffalo State Hospital
Everett S. Elwood
Higgins
Middletown
Frank Wayland Higgins
Harry B Winters
Wisner Company Presses Milk Standards for Local Supply
Owing to a complaint from Wisner Paste and Caramel Company, farmers supplied milk that failed to meet standard. Vernon tested, confirmed the drop in quality, and all but one farmer agreed to raise quality. Rain may have increased milk water content. Factory uses 76 cans daily and plans 100. Also notes Warwick High School Seniors Day and other local notices.
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Warwick
Wisner Paste and Caramel Company
Wisner
N. Y
Haaren
Vernon
F. A. Decker
Warwick High School
C. L. Haight
Daniel Ellis
Warwick High
John Deming
Marshal Loyden
Albert Hazzard
Mr. Haight
Crawford Turns Farm Success From Furniture Deal
C Emmet Crawford of Middletown once a top Newburgh furniture seller now farms at Middletown. His Farm Bureau News message boasts harvesting 2 tons of hay from 345 acres by mixing brains with fertilizer and nature's sun and air.
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Newburgh
C. Emmet Crawford
Middletown
Farm Bureau News
Death notice of William Feinbloom in car accident
Surrogate Emmet H. Hell recites letters of administration to Ida Feinbloom of Hamburg on her son William Feinbloom who died in an automobile accident at a grade crossing in Singae. Bank books show deposits around $2,000. Advertised in the Times-Press.
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Newton
N. J
Emmet H. Hell
Ida Feinbloom
Hamburg
William Feinbloom
Singae
Feinbloom
Annual Meeting of Philanthropic Club conducted at Thrall Library
The Philanthropic Club held its regular meeting and annual session at Thrall Library on a Monday in June with 19 members present. Officers for the next year were elected and reports showed $395.66 in receipts and $1,010.00 in disbursements for charity, milk, groceries, rent, and medical aid with 41 families helped and 25 Christmas baskets distributed.
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Philanthropic Club
Thrall Library
Vail
George Maraden
Mra. (. H. Sweezy
Webb Harrison
John BD. Runyon
Mra
Alton J. Wall
John YV
G. Lee
John D. Wood
George Mareden
Chas. J. Glering
Mre
F. C. Tompkins
J. C. Runyon
W. B. Reyes
Charles Higham
N. D. Milla
Elo
Fuet
North Street
Alton J. Vail
John G. Beakes
Cluhb
Behme
Sprvder & Fancher
Malley
F. O. Rockafellow
Federation
Deorote Maraden
Charles J. Giering
Ninth Judicial District
White Plains
Middletown Sanitarium
Thin Club Ia
Mr. Kinne
VanKeuren
Almeda PD
Demerest
As Youddke lt Club Meeting Notes and Plans
The As Youddke lt Club met with Mr. HK Wilcox on June 5 with good attendance. Business proceeded. Mrs. Fiona spoke on Viennial and Mrs. Slatson read from The Wall Street Journal Freemen of Serfs. Arrangements made for the annual meeting at Mrs. C Macardell’s home on June 14. Refreshments were served.
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As Youddke
Wilcox
Fiona
Slatson
Wall Street Journal
Millen
Uategraft
Faeland
C Macardell
Music Club Meeting Report
A meeting of the Music Club was held with members discussing plans for performances and upcoming events. Members shared ideas for repertoire and possible guest artists.
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Music Club
Hudson River Golf Tournament Plans 15th Annual Event
The Hudson River Golf Association plans its 15th annual tournament at Hudson River Country Club Yonkers from June 21 to 24. Only association members compete with a multi day 18 hole and 36 hole format culminating in finals and an awards tea. Entries must be received by June 17 and practice begins June 18.
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Hudson River Golf Association
Hudson River Country Club
Yonkers
Black Bass Season Opens For Anglers In Local Waters
Friday marked the legal start for catching black bass, with limits of 15 per person when solo, 26 per boat with two or more anglers, and a minimum 10 inch length. The article praises bass fishing, notes preferred baits and gear, and outlines methods including bait casting and fly fishing for both large and small mouth bass.
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Izaak Walton
United States
Major James T Chase Observes 78th Birthday at Home
Newburgh June 17 Major James T Chase marks his 78th birthday at 61 Beacon Street amid reports he is in excellent health.
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Newburgh
James T Chase
Beacon Street
Major Chase
Washingtonville Lockup Inspected by State Prison Commission
The May 13 1916 inspection found Washingtonville lockup in the same condition as prior. Two steel cells in a fire house room, light ventilation via sliding doors, coal heat and electric light, no water supply, night officer on duty, and limited arrests.
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Washingtonville
State Prison Commission
W. E. Reed
Edward Schuman
W. M. Leonard
George McLaughlin
Dismisses Libel Case at Newburgh
Grace R. Proctor's libel suit against J. Walker F. and Edward M. Ruttenber was dismissed after her attorney failed to proceed. Judge Seeger granted the motion by Raphael A. Egan to dismiss as the case could not be tried this week. Proctor cited readiness issues and McCord's absence due to state service at Peekskill camp.
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Newburgh
Grace R
Terwilliger) Proctor
J. Walker F
Edward M. Ruttenber
Cantline
J. Harold MceCord
Seeger
Raphael A. Egan
Mr. McCord
Class of 1915 Holds Meeting at Horton Home
Friday evening the High school class of 1915 met at Miss Hadora Horton’s home at 76 Academy Avenue. The gathering planned future events including a straw ride to Ralph Crawford’s in Bullville and a class day practice. The 43 members elected officers: President Charles D. Swayze Vice-president Bernice Bookstaver Secretary Eudora Horton Treasurer Louise Mackenroth.
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Hadora Horton
Academy Avenue
Treasury
Ralph Crawford
Bullville
Thrall Library
Sha-wan-ga Lodge
Chas. D. Swayze
Bernice Bookstaver
Pine Bush
Eudora Horton
Louise Mackenroth
Freedom Delayed as Manly Jacobs’ Marriage Case Drifts
Walden June 17 Justice Cox adjourned the case of Manly Jacobs pending a Supreme Court decree annulling his marriage. Attorney H. T. Crist says a paper mixup delayed the June 15 decree by Justice Tompkins and the matter will drift a bit longer. Jacobs’ first wife is said to be from Middletown.
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Walden
Manly Jacobs
Cox
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Jacobs
H. T. Crist
Middletown
Tompkins
National Guard Company Considered for Nyack
Officials weigh forming a National Guard company in Nyack after days of review. The plan aims to bolster local security and community readiness amid ongoing discussions.
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State Hospital
Abba F. Mans
Houseknes
Wappingers Falls
Mise
Tacey
Candor
Broome County
Mary FE. Williama
Olive Mason
Mrs. Maas
Nigses
Nina Warren
Mr. Furman
Mr. Hunter
Eugene Kelly
New Power House
Rochester
George Martin
William Sannwald
William
Albert Schuler
Greater
New York
Columbia Avenue
Edgar Tyler
The
Bakers
Pinebush
James Egan
J.C. Waldt
William Worden
Yankee Lake
School of Nursing
Mr. Wozniak
Florida
Mesers, Moore and
Herzog
Julia Worden
Elmer Techanz
William O'Brien
William Gilroy
Robert P. Corwin
Florence Holly
Mian
Julia M. Cronin
Ward
Irene Radigan
Utica
Utica State Hospital
Ida M. Hanafee
Cooley
Lena Ward
Service
Worcester
Masas.) State Hospital
Greta M. van Fradenburg
Infirmary
Bee
North White Lake
Norma Murray
Emily Murray
Alma
Wisner Company
Eaton
Herbert Folkinson
Easton
W. T. Sly
Orchard Street
L. D. Whitlock
Demeresat House
Orange County
MR. Crawford
Feinbloom Estate
Times-Press
Earl A. McIntyre
Henley
U. S. S. Henley
A. E. McIntyre
Boston
Orange County Trust i i S Bane
Feas Faredév Lhease
Grover King
Wgreteeeres
Chiccadbihenntes
Ralaree
Hudson River
MacDowell Club
Cade Lanterne” Godard
Elizabeth Beers
Sheperd” Milligan
Primrose Dell” Sproas
Misa Mabel G. Sweezy
Verda
Mae
Helen Hampson
the Blackaird
Lone
Scott
Henry D. Saver
MacDowell
Cora Mile
Harry D. Gould
Major's
Miss Proctor
Horton
NYACK
National Guard