Potatoes Planted at Historic Track for Red Cross Fund
In Goshen on June 17 thousands of John R. Gentry potato hills were planted inside the Historic Track gates under James M. Bradley. Secretary Rensselaer Weston organized the effort to raise Red Cross funds, aiming for substantial revenue after having already anticipated proceeds of about $4,000 from the race meet. Weston accompanied Miss Adele Schoonmaker as she observed the project and noted he has sold many potatoes at $1 each to support the Red Cross. The crop is tended to the highest cultivation standards, and the famedhorse John R. Gentry, now 80, appears daily when weather permits.
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Goshen
John R. Gentry
James M. Bradley
Rensselaer Weston
Red Cross
Weston
Times-Press
Ohn R. Gentry
Primaries Enrollment Rules For Military Voters In Goshen
Goshen June 17 The commissioners of elections announce the start of petition filings for primary nominations. Military service members may enroll to vote. petitions due July 29 to August 5. Out‑of‑county offices filed in Albany. Reenrollment allowed for those who moved within the district. Enrollments for those absent in military service must be completed 30 days before primaries. Blank forms available at the commissioner's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Commissioners of Elections
Albany
Assembly
Army
Navy
Bar Association Dinner to Justice Seeger Tonight at Goshen Inn
Joseph W. Gott, chairmen, announces the Bar Association of Orange county dinner at Goshen Inn at 7 o clock. Justice A H F Seeger will be guest of honor with other Supreme Court justices invited. Expected attendance 75 to 100 with members allowed to bring guests. On Saturday former Governor Odell to host a private party at the Jun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Joseph W. Gott
Bar Association of
Orange County
Goshen Inn
A. H. F. Seeger
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Morschauser
Association
B. B. Odell
Man Charged With Intoxicated Driving Held for Grand Jury
Goshen police held Eugene Ogden of Peddletown for grand jury action after he was charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated. He posted $200 bail for the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Eugene Ogden
Peddletown
Merritt
A Queer Will and Probate of Levison Estate
Goshen June 18 Samuel Levison of Newburgh died May 22 and his will, admitted to probate, leaves 30 000 real and 200 personal with unusual provisions. Daughters Paulina Sapiro and Bessie Tommerman each get 1. wife Rosie Levison receives 500 and a life use of 79 William Street Newburg with access for the children. main remainder to other children. Sheriff Leonard to Albany for Meola case documents and return by afternoon.
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Goshen
Ee Samuel Levison
Newburgh
Rose Lavison
Samuel Beskin
Paulina Sapiro
Bessie Tommerman
New York
Rosie Levison
William Street
Newburg
Meola
W. M. Leonard
Albany
Harry Meola
Middletown
Walden Case in Supreme Court in Goshen June 193
The Walden based trial in the Schrade Cutlery dispute centers on a traveling salesman claim for 2500 dollars for a year of service in 1935. The defendant says commission only with no set term and denies liability. Court directed verdict for the defendant. appeal window 30 days. Grand jury reports. several liquor cases arraigned with bail set. others referred to county court.
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Goshen
Supreme Court
R. A. van Vechen
Schrade Cutlery Company
Walden
Schrade Cutlery
Joseph Atz
New York City
John Bright
Middletown
Embler
Meola
Joshua Green
Virgil Joeeph Doss
Harry Green
Gertrude Quackenbsh
Vina Bloom
Ivan A. Gardner
Jon Miller
Nso
Miller
Newburgh
Henry Hirschberg
Millet
William S Little Dies in New Jersey Town
William S Little of Sussex New Jersey died Tuesday June 17 at his Culver's Lake summer home after two years of illness. He was vice president of Hardyston National Bank and formerly a carpenter contractor who bought a Sussex farm. Survived by wife Anna Shelley two daughters Margaret and May and four sons John Dewitt H Martin James and Owen. Funeral this afternoon at his residence in Sussex with bank directors as pallbearers. Interment Pakamting cemetery Sussex.
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William S. Little
Sussex
N. J
J. Dewitt Little
North Street
Culver's Lake
Little
Hardyston National Bank
Hamburg
Anna Shelley
James Shelley
Unionville
Baptist Church of
Lite
Margaret
May
John Dewitt
H. Martin
James
Owen
Echo Lake
Quesex
Fapakating Cemetery
Bead Candidate James Finn Seeks Chenango DA Seat
Normith June 11 notes James Finn as a candidate for district attorney of Chenango County. He has chaired the Republican county committee for six years.
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Chenango County
Normith
James
Finn- Bead
Chenango Counts
Republicana County Committee
Wounded Soldier Listed in Casualty Roll
W. S. Divine of Harneyville appears in the casualty list as wounded. P J Powers of Goshen is also mentioned with unclear entry, reflecting a fragmented terse notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Divine
Harneyville
P J Powers
Goshen
Ospere
Recruits for Co Now Number 56 Recruits for Co
The New York Guard Company announced 60 enlistment applications so far under Captain E Madden Decker. If all pass the tests the company strength will be about 60. The recruitment drive extends to next Tuesday with a beefsteak dinner for members. Lieutenant DeWitt and Lieutenant Lyman lead rival platoons in the drive. The regular drill occurred Tuesday night at Clemson's park.
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New York Guard
E. Madden Decker
Coropany
DeWitt
Lyman
Clemson's Park
Confesses to Stealing Auto Monticello Man Arrests Trio in Buick Theft
State troopers arrested three men in Monticello on Tuesday for stealing a Buick from a New York garage. One man confessed, exonerating the others as investigators seek full cooperation and details of the burglary.
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Monticello
New York
Reilly Transferred to New Jersey Division Office
John J. Reilly traveling agent for the American Railway Express Company has been moved to the New Jersey Division based in Bloomfield. Succeeding him locally is S. D. Tilt of Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Reilly
American Railway Express Company
New Jersey
Bloomfield
S. D. Tilt
Warwick
Appointment of Former Supervisor as District Deputy
District Deputy here, Herbert Seurer of Deerpark has been appointed District Deputy of this Masonic district and has received his warrant.
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Herbert Seurer
Deerpark
Masonic
Obituary notes William H Lambert of Ellenville and Louise Wilkin
William H Lambert 65 formerly of Ellenville died at his Great Bend Pa home after a short illness. Survived by wife Hattie Taylor and three children Dr Sylvester Lambert Fred Lambert and Mrs Sarah Babcock. Funeral held at sister in law Hattie Taylor Center Street conducted by Dr E W Miller. Interment Fantine Hill cemetery. Also notices Louise C Wilkin dies in Montgomery at Empire House after pernicious anaemia aged 66. Survived by John F Wilkin and Joseph M Wilkin. Funeral at Brick Church, Brieg Church cemetery.
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William H. Lambert
Ellenville
Great Bend
Mr.Lambert
Misa Hattie Taylor
E. W. Miller
Locust Valley
S. J
Fantinehill
Misa
Louise C. Wilkin
Montgomery
Louise C Wilkin
Joseph M. Wilkin
Katharine Copley Wilkin
Empire House
Miss Wilkin
Wilkin
Wahill
Harriet
Jax M. Wilkin
Wikie
Nan Rogs
John F. Wilkin
Joseph VW. Whikin
Orange County
Ingsler
Overhiser
John Fo Wiebin
Brieg
Mies Wikin
Siuve
Paronia
Obsequies for William R. Berence Sas X A Prestye Arbateat
The funeral for William R. Berence was held with a Prestye arbateat leading. Pallbearers were family members and interment is planned at a local cemetery in Poitiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Florence
William R. Berencesas
Uwe
Poitiers
Partially Blind Boy Is Drowned in Hudson
Cornwall New York June 19 Alfred Diebesfeld about 19 arrived at the Cornwall Home for the Blind Tuesday and was drowned in the Hudson Wednesday morning. In a rowboat with others he jumped overboard to swim and likely became overheated and seized with cramp. His body has not been recovered.
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Cornwall, N
Alfred Diebesfeld
Cornwall
Hudson
O and W Telegraph Operator Killed in Train Crash
Norwich June 19 J FE Carpenter an O and W telegraph operator at Randallsville was instantly killed and another Randallsville man Austin injured fatally when the Lackawanna train bound for Norwich at 6 50 struck a Ford car at the crossing near a milk station between Norwich and Earlville.
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Norwich
J. FE. Carpenter
Randallsville
Austin
Lackawanna
Earlvile
Daylight Saving Repeal Barrels Through Congress
After hours of debate the House voted 338 to 1 to repeal daylight saving. Farmers argued for the hour shift while urban districts pressed for extra recreation time. Griffin La Guardia and Garland led opposition. Senate passage moves to conference with October end of daylight saving after a two year trial.
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Griffin
la Guardia
Garland
Fenna
New York
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
United States
Cranston McDavitt Wedding in Mount Carmel Church
Miss Theresa McDavitt and Henry Cranston wed quietly at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in a morning ceremony conducted by Rev. R J Colfer. They will reside in Baltimore after a brief wedding trip.
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Cranston—McDavitt
Theresa McDavitt
C. F. McDavitt
Henry F. Cranston
John Cranston
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
R. J. Colfer
Baltimore
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Alfred Reim era of Boswarth NJ
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Reimer era of Boswarth NJ. The announcement lists parents and residence and notes the new arrival with standard birth notice phrasing.
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Alfred Reimera
Boswarth
N. J
Amehine
Santree Sts
Nia. dus_ph Reasey
Ay Grand Aveane
Wartime News From Allendale and Vicinity
Local notes recount visits among Ack family friends in Allendale New Jersey and Slate Hill New York. Arch ie Elston arrives home from overseas after service in 301st Water Tank train and Casual Company 5 437. Cadet William J Young returns from Clason Military Academy and heads to Camp Devens for further training.
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Archie B. Elston
East Main Street
Camp Milly
Elston
Company I
France
Co. F
A. Dayton
William J. Young
Clason Miliary Academy
Bronx
N. Y
Camp Devens
Mass
C. C. Young
Clason Academy
Monsignor Lavelle
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Nettie Mitchell
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Jennie Mikles
Sammuel Mikles
Board of Education
John L. Cummins
Joseph Merritt
Folice
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Dro
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Oustille
W. D. Vanvliet
Ss. F
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Ervice
Asarraite
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Tims
Ogden
Jacob E. Talmadge
Talmadge
Percy V.D. Gott
Masons
Gosheh Lodge
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Pise
W. T. Doty
Circleville
Uus Village
Ed. H Mott
Airfinni Association
Goshen High School
Marion Borlard
Jane 4
C. W. Fancher
Smith
Berkshirts
Beamington, VI
Beanington Monument
Ifiram HL Smith
Michael Welch
Ane
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Welch
Jane
James A. Brady
St John's
Gil
Latehmon
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J. d. Reilly
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Mr. Lambert
Harry Mille
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G Fred Pills
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Mase
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Cambridge
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Marwick
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Ami
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Edsall
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Mante
Yale
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Erman
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Slate Hill
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Princeton
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Searaville
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Thomas Parliman
Wilkins
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Wallsall
Chester E. Tice
East Orange
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Joh J. Cox
Tice
78Th
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Frank Chambers
Laka Avenue
Paterson
Chambers
Fy Paterson
Nell Mooney
29Th Aero Squadron
Fort Monroe
Sheldon D. Tilt
H. J. Atwell
W. F. Sherwood
Binghamton
Mr. Atwell
Horace Brittain
West Main Street
Wickham Avenue
Fred W Stacey
C. J. Terwilliger
Charles DeWoody
Albert McPride
Charles Angie
McBade
Leon R Caster
Mixes Ethel Hell
James McVeish
New Hampton
Jeese Booth
Camp'belli Hall
Apn
A. P. Powelson
Eagle Hotel
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Walter TL Tremper
Monsay St Thrall Hospital
Chappell
Noward Wickham
John Quarkeantash
Wedareda
Moore
Lake
Brosklyn
Estelle V. Moore
Leah M. Moore
Pratt Tnstitute
Willem Hodse
Katherine Parsons
Thomas C. Rogers
T. Conalan
Conalan
James ¥. Dyer
Littan Johnson
Washington, B.C. Sf
Fred Hawk
Thrail Hospital
Leon Custer
Helen Lateer
Ray Lateer
Ethel Rice
Jacob Hornbeck
Fred Salmon
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
Russell Salmon
Mr. Salmon
Penn
Leon C. Ieidt
Schaubler
Liberty Garage
Lee M. Brown
Allan Smith
Wesley Osborn
Easton
James F.outhill
Frank Harding
Philip A. Rorty
Ithaca
Cornell University
Loutie Johnson
Potsdam
Ruth Dennis
Tilly
Ming Alice M. Southworth
Bridgewater
Singleton Gardner
Davenport
Iowa
Prudential Life Insurance Co
3. G. Denning
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Dancing Ridge
Mechanics Lawn
Frances Harper
W. L. Myerly
Staten Island
J. H. Brower
Ajumpa
Pratt Institute
James XN. Maney
Howells
T. Coddington
Liberty Street
J. W. H. Carpenter
St. Cloud
Miami
Key Wreet, Fla
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Star
Clarence
Connecticut
Grand Avenue
Floyd W. Morgans
Dorothy Morgans
J. Howell Fish
Harold Morsans
New Haven
Conn
Warner K. Morsans
Yale University
Harris Aloro
Marathon
Cortland County
C. O. Carpenter
Dolson Town
Thomas Concon
Rave
Jesse Durland
Whitelock Inn
Durland
Axi
Sermour Landon
New Hrighton
S. i
Warwick Dispatch
Mary Culver
Ruth
Roe Drew
Joan C. Dew
New Milford
Seluar
Horton
Air Service Mechanics
Benjamin Horton
Grove Street
Camp Mills
Rowee H. Adams
Ordnance Depot
Mr. W
Newport Xena
May Lee
Justice Marks
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