Nestle's Company Workers Honor Former Manager
Unionville news notes a company employee celebration honoring retiring Nestles' supervisor A. J. Phillips with a handsome gold watch. The item lists local visits and relatives including Dr. Herbert A. Wood of Warwick, Ernest Gregory, Lester Schooley, the Whitford family, and others, with travel between Unionville Newark Newburgh and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Nestles’ Food Company
A. J. Phillips
Herbert A. Wood
Warwick
Ernest Gregory
Sunny Side Farm
Iva Whitford
Columbian County
Lester Schooley
Howe
Newfoundland
Ralph W. Scoofield
W. E. Seles
E. L. Gregory
Lewis Whitaker
Antwerp
S. C. Hayne
Chedister
Newburgh
Northrop Shotwell
Haskeneack
N. EL
Circleville notes and social gossip from June events
Rev A Van Deveren and Mr and Mrs Burnell travelled to Kingston. Miss Helen Santee returned from Syracuse for summer. Miss Sharp from Brooklyn and Miss Brush from Middletown visited Miss Minnie Cortright for summer. Miss Huth Berry returned home after visiting Mrs A Berry. Misses Sarah Caddie and Agnes Lord from Rock Mill visited E W Bennett. Mr and Mrs S W Bennett and son Bruce attended Mrs Howard Hutchkss funeral at Port Chester. Children’s Day exercises were held despite rain with a good crowd. United Church Workers lawn event announced for Thursday June 26 with lunch at noon and cafeteria service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
A. van Deveren
Burnell
Kingston
Helen Santee
Syracuse
New York City
Sharp
Brooklyn
F. Christiana
Brush
Middletown
Minnie Cortright
Huth Berry
A. Berry
Sarah
Caddie
Agnes Lord
Rock Mill
Sullivan County
E. W. Bennett
W. Bennett
Bruce
Thea
United Church Workers
Church Lawn
Cohen's and W Malin Street Ad Furnishments
Ladles new dresses caps and caps cleaning sale. paying cash or credit. Also farm notice seeking a middle aged couple for general farming and housekeeping. year round work with good wages. Dispersal of entire Holstein herd by auction at Pine Farm Walton New York with breeding stock and sires. farm for sale in Delaware County. contact E Risley Walton NY for catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Presa
HI Pine
Walton
N.Y
Delaware
E. Risley
John H Artmann’s 18 years of farming success and fame
A Sussex County feature on John H Artmann of Middletown as a pioneering thoroughbred cattle breeder. The piece covers his start with dairy and cattle, the $60,000 King Segil Alcartra bull, rapid calf sales, expansion to 125 head, and the farm’s modern barns, silos, and diverse income from breeding, milk, and sales to international markets. It highlights his role with the Dairymen's League and the farm’s educational outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Orange County
Altmann
State Department
Farm Bureau
Sussex County Farm Bureau
John Artmann
We Health
Howell
Tle
Manad
Tie
Talon
Tia Fent
Artmann
Segiy Alcartra
New Jersey
Arimana
Shin
United States
Lawson Llolding Company
Lagrangeville
N. Y
California
Tilly Alcartra
Pomias
Uber
Dairymen’s League
South Africa
Charlie G
Arian
Interesting History of Church at Hamptonburgh
Campbell Hall June 19 The celebration planned for June 26 by the First Presbyterian Church of Hamptonburgh marks the completion of the first church building at Neelytown. The piece recounts early secession from the kirk, leaders like Rev. Annan and Rev. McJusey, and the move to Campbell Hall with church growth and a long pastorate by Slater C. Hephorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Hamptonburgh
Neelytown
Robert Annan
Ctchurch
Scotland
Wall
Little Brit Yis
Associat Presbytry
Pennsylvania
Aureli al Necixtown
HW Weither
Alain
John Jiusey
Annan
Ocupy
Keston
John McJiusey
Albany
Mar Medansey
Graham
Graham‘s
Neely- Wadig al
Campbell Hall
Anunisier
Malcolm N. McLaren
Lig
Tong
Preston
Fen
1908 Fire Destroys Church Building and Life of Mrs Gouge
A church, its parsonage, and a 1908 cottage were consumed by fire. The new church cost about $12,000 and later ministers served until 1916. The 50th anniversary of Mr Hepburn’s ordination was celebrated in January 1995. Memorials and services are planned for June including a dedication at Neelvtown and a service at Hamp tonburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepburn
Alexander Gilmore
Willim'f.johnson
Iis
Floris Ferwerda
Dover
Del
R. H. Stearns
Neelvtown
Campbell Hall
Hamptonburgh
Naval Officer Marries Here On Wednesday
Lieut Edwin S Earnhardt U S Navy and Miss Gladys Reid were married at 27 East Conkling Avenue Middletown on Wednesday June 18 at 5 PM. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr St Clair Hester rector of Church of the Messiah Brooklyn. Earnhardt a Florida native and US Naval Academy graduate joined with Mrs Earnhardt who finished at Washington College. They departed for a private honeymoon following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Earnhardt
U. S
Delaware
Gladys Reid
Brooklyn
Lieut. Earnhardt
Florida
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Bloomingburg Church Food Sale and Local Happenings
In Bloomingburg on a Saturday afternoon the Reformed Church ladies plan a food sale at the Chapel. G V Romer and son Milo showed a 16 trout string caught at Basha Kili, largest 18½ inches, smallest 9. Charles Rortter of New York City is visiting. A B Chaplain installs a garage telephone. G V Romer begins painting the Lake Side Hotel. Mrs Cairis adds rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Ladies of the Reformed Church
G. V. Romer
Milo
Charles Rortter
New York City
A. B
G V. Romer
Lake Side
Mrs. Cairis
Companionship in Nature and Friendship
A brief Zen like reflection on nature’s social tendency and the author’s belief in companionship as the truest harmony. The author invokes Cicero to suggest friendship as essential to a sincere life and mutual support among kindred minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero
How to Get Rid of Rheumatism With Fruit-a-tives
A testimonial claims relief from rheumatism and side and back pains after using Fruit-a-tives or Judd Liver Tablets. The seller cites price 80c a box or 6 for $2.50, with a trial size 25c, and directs readers to dealers or to send payment to Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lampson
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Charles S treeter Badly Injured At Harriman
Harriman June 20 Charles S treeter foreman at the State Park suffered a serious accident on Thursday June 12. A sweep of machinery cut into his arm and he was taken to Tuxedo Hospital. Doctors feared amputation but saved the hand and he remains hospitalized for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Charles
Streeter
State Park
Tuxedo Hoapital
H. G. ‘Thayer
White Plains
Preston Jewell
M. J. Ludwig
New York
M. A. Kinnerk
Harry
Charles D. Faulison
Mrs
Pine Bush Church Lasting Service Sparks Summer Break
In Pine Bush June 20 Thée the Ladies Aid Society of the New Prospect R formed at the church held their last meeting for the summer at Mrs K Seyhelt home Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Rev Mr Chambers of Stanford is expected to preach at Graham's Church next Sunday. A call has been extended to Mr Chambers to become regular pastor, not yet formally accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
New Prospect
K. Seyhelt
Chambers
Stanford
Graham's
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Nestle
Cohen's
W. Malin Street
Colon’a
Delavigne
Ruadi
Middistown
Ghiropodist
Grace Mou
Orchard St
X.Y
Port Jervis
Undertakers
William Z. Cornelius
Fousemainnecter Ang Kmbalner
North St
Branch Offos
Gunsville
Noy
P. J. Reilly
Fuseral
Ty Dalmer
Lexington Avenue
New
Yousty
Spessiart
RockafeDow Bartel Company
Marguerie R. Rockafellaw
F. Oliver Rockafellaw
Frees
Fran Mrector
Isune Et Jasette
Tci Nol Corie
Vanit
Reters -Piace
Fopewinierraleas
Jenn H. Artmann
Fairmont Farm
John H. Artmann
America
Jersey
Fairmont Farr
Charlin G. Wilson
Joe
John Laner
Joh Attmann
Tia
John H. Arfmann
Mr. Artmann
King Segis Alcartra
Viet Strong
Brecon
Jenly
Championbarge
Cone
James K. Jannston
Goshen
Slater C. Hephorn
Campbell Wail
Serge
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chas. Wolff, Inc
Merz
Lars
Young Men's
Stouts
Belber
Gage
North St. Middletown, N. Y
Charles S Treeter
Board OF Health
United States Public Health Service
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