Violations of Fish and Game Laws During May
A May roundup lists numerous violators across Orange Sullivan and Ulster Counties including Gottlieb Berke Newburgh for unlicensed sales George Hornbeck Middletown for fishing in a closed season and others in Newburgh Middletown Highland Falls Mongaup Valley Accord Cedar Cliff Easton Pa Kingston Schevoit and more. Penalties range from 10 to 5150 with several nonresident fishing without license and illegal nets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Oranges County
Gottlieb Berke
Newburgh
George Hornbeck
Middletown
Mitchel la Rove
Joseph Lockin
Isaac Newell
Highland Falls
Ike Garnet
Michael Pickarr
Sullivan County
Wm. Hendricks
Mongaup Valley
Wm. Hendrickson
Baldwin Palmer
Sea Olstf
Ister County
C. ArelWwine
Highland
Jacob Barley
Accord
Mike Bundar
Cedar Cliff
Easton Pa
Frank ‘Coffarelli
Sfilton
William Disher
Scheviot
Benj. Haytock
Easton
George Macan
Henry Milonig
Kingston
Wm. Terperning
New Salem
Joseph, Vichie
J. B. Zeller
McGuire Case Resumes In Court At Goshen
In Goshen on a Thursday evening the McGuire case reopens in Supreme Court after a delay. The action stems from the purchase of a Thompson Ridge farm by Brooklyn residents and a dispute over sale and settlement. Attorneys Sergin Cox for plaintiffs and Wiggins Buttenheim for defendants present witnesses from Brooklyn Thompson Ridge Circleville Middletown and Bullville. Briefs will be filed and a decision later. Justice Tompkins criticized wartime transfers and questionnaires as not very American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Goshen
Supreme Court
Joseph P. McGuire
Edward J. McGuire
Thompson Ridge
Brooklyn
Sergin & Cox
Wiggins & Buttenheim
William H. Newton
Harry N. Beggs
Middletown
Percy R. Buttenheim
Thomas Hennessy
John T. Bull
Circleville
Hirdsie Young
Near Bullville
John T. McGuire
James Freely
Augustus McGuire
Tompkins
School Year Ends At Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks June 20 school closes after a successful term led by Mrs. Catharine Wient of Middletown. Children enjoy a Bloomingburg picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Ogden and daughter visited Wednesday. On June 26 the Ogdens plan Ocean Grove trip with Louise, excluding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogden. E Hornberger started haring this week as farmers begin reconditioning scythes. Philip Wererich discharged from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
Catharine Wient
Middletown
Bloomingburg
Charlee Ogden
John T. Ogden
Louise
Ocean Grove
Charles Ogden
E. Hornberger
Philip Wererich
Chester June 19 notes on Red Cross, travel, and local updates
Local items report Misa Rath Wood resigning from Suffern public health work under the American Red Cross and preparing to depart for San Francisco on June 24 to aid Siberia hospitals and sanitation. Chester notes Budd Murray selling four Chevrolets, ice shipments, and various social and health updates involving Miss Marie Meauchela and others including Drs Mare Dayland and Eliza Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Misa Rath Wood
Suffern
Pyulam H. Santth
Marie Meauchela
New York
Paty
Indien
Wantagh
Beropesis
Jebo P
Jebo P Bol. the Grst of the Week. Mr
Intand
A. Geers
Jena
Mare Dayland
Krsas Ivr
Seiteran
Eliza `Ae
Conklin
van Hayes Meeker
Woman's Exchange Event and Scout Campaign Notes
On Saturday June 21 the Woman's Exchange will feature baked goods. Mian Uastriet Holmes of Warwick and Miss Katheryn Ball of Chester are visiting Silver Bay at Lake George. Chester over subscribed its quota in the Boy Scouts nationwide campaign for 1,000,000 associate members. About 109 citizens have applied for enrollment in the National Council. Elmcnte, the New York City Working Girls Vacation Home, opened with an expected average of 25 girls accommodated weekly this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Exchange
Mian Uastriet Holmes
Warwick
Katheryn Ball
Chester
Silver Bay
Lake George
Boy Scouts
National Council
Elmcnte
New York City
Working Girls
New Touring Car Goes Down Bank Near Ellenville
Two young men driving a new Dodge Touring car near Ellenville went up a mountain road Thursday afternoon en route to Montreal. A stone on the bank caused the car to go over the edge, but trees and brush kept it from overturning. Word reached Mr. Wells at the nearby garage and his crew hoisted and rescued the vehicle after about an hour. No injuries were reported and the car was taken to Mitchell House Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Montreal
Fred Schwab
Hr. Wells
Ryan & ‘Wells
Rev Dr Barnhill Receives Doctor of Divinity Degrees
Rev Dr Barnhill assistant pastor of Marble Collegiate Church in New York received two Doctor of Divinity honorary degrees. Central University of Danville Kentucky and Alfred University awarded him the honors on June 11 and June 18. He is a Princeton Seminary graduate, class of 1908, and the first from that class to earn this degree. Congratulations from friends and supporters followed his visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Paul Barnhill
Fifth Avenue
29Th Street
New York City
Memorial Church
Wraghs
Barnholt
Central University of
Alfred University
Alfred
N. Y
Charles Allen Proseer
United States
Barniail
Princeton Seminary
Barnhill
Five Take Exams for Scholarship in New York State
Examinations for college entrance were held at the high school on Friday open to honorably discharged veterans and training corps members who reside in New York State and served in World War I. Traditionally four hundred fifty scholarships are offered, but this year only one hundred fifty due to a $50,000 appropriation. Five applicants benefited: B Herbert Barnes, Eliott H Deming, William F Kesteloo, Harry Walter Robb, and Paul R Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hgh
New York State
B. Herbert Barnes
Eliott H. Deming
Wickham Avenue
William F. Kesteloo
Irwin Avenue
Harry Walter Robb
North Street
Paul R Smith
South Street
Negro Escapes Newburgh Jail
News account reports Samuel Williams a 33 year old inmate escaping from the Newburgh jail while assigned to a prison farm at West Newhursh. He was serving a six months sentence for a freight box car incident near West Windsor and was seen on Washington street Thursday night. Authorities pursue with reports of threats to resist capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Samuel Williams
Court House
West Shore
New Windsor
West Newhursh
Washington Street
From Sphinx to Celebration Traveler’s Holy Land Travelogues Shown
Lowell Thomas toured for the Methodist Centenary showing travelogue motion pictures of the Holy Land. He accompanied General Allenby in Palestine and filmed in Jerusalem Bethlehem Nazareth Jaffa and Damascus among others. The films depict biblical sites and life in Jerusalem and show aid to famine relief, with Thomas also filming on five World War fronts including Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphinx
Egypt
Jerusalem
Mosea
Lowell Thomas
Mr. Thomas
General Allenby
Palestine
Holy Land
Napoleon
Thomas
Bonaparte
Filand
Thomasl
Cojunbue
Ible
Vile Motion
Atti Pictures
Samson
Delilah
Valley of Red
Joshua
Jaffa
Hebron
Bethany
Bethlehem
Nasareth
Nablis
Damascus
Beirut
Dist Centena
Sidon
Mount of Olives
Moses
Promised Land
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Sarah
Rebecca
Garden
Gethsemane
Holy Writ
America
Germany
Berlin
Former state hospital nurse writes of France
Catherine V. Carmody of the U S Navy Nurse Corps writes from Base Hospital No 214 Savery France about Memorial Day observances for American nursing staff and the care given to fallen soldiers. She recalls flowers gathered, grave markers, and ceremonies honoring the dead, aiming to comfort mothers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Catherine VV. Carmody
U. S. Navy Nurse Corps
Savenay
France
M. S. H- H. School of Nursing
New York
Board of Health Activities
American Red Cross
Memorial Dar
Red Cross
Isi
Savenar
WESTBROOKVILLE Gathers news of local events and people
June notices report a basement supper for a charities salary, a Ford auto purchase by Frant Recline, and grade exams at local schools. Births include Earl bulb to Mr and Mrs Millard Pratt. Elizabeth Gillett visits New York relatives. Opening dance at Rhodes pavilion June 12 continues weekly Thursdays. Out-of-town visitors include George J Kuhn Jr and family. Regent’s exam attendances noted, and overseas service arrivals shared. Local veterans arrive home from overseas, with Camp Mills muster expected. Fragments of obituaries and personal notices conclude with Warwick baker Frank Haupt Tang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatbrookville
Millard Pratt
Earl Bulb
Elizabeth Gillett
New York City
Rhodes Pavilion
George J. Kuhn, Jr
George
Robert
New Brunswick
N. J
Hells Morris
Smithville
William Pateron
Etchoo
Regent’s
Otisville High School
Tyurt
Pine Kitt School
Wurtsboro
Percy Skinner
Pythians Set Pythian Night Visit and Page Ceremony
Kingston hosts a Pythian Night on June 28 with Truth Lodge 888 from Schenectady bringing 100 members to confer the rank of page on a class of candidates. Delegations from Franklin Lodge and more than 30 Evanthian lodges are expected with Grand Lodge officers attending. The event includes musical work in Pyian Hall followed by refreshments and public viewing limited to the outer room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Pythian
Truth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Schenectady
Frankdia
Afl
Pythians
Franklin Lodge
Autommobiles
New York City
Grand Lodge
Castle Hall
Pyihian Hall
Suggestions for Care of Horses in Hot Weather
Tips on horse care in heat advise light loading and slow driving. Rest in shade when possible to prevent heat stress and dehydration during hot days. Ensure water availability and monitor horses for signs of distress.
Rock Tavern School Day With Treats and Tornado Imprint
In Rock Tavern on a Wednesday the Gisten School class received candy from Miss Strkay and teacher care while chaos touched the area. A deadly incident near Sonjat's thower involved Augie Kiling and Werry Meaders. New Wallner farm owners, the Vaughn brothers, moved from Coner Island to Rock Tavern and spent a day viewing their property.
Mission Society Holds Meeting At Westtown
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. C. E. Sayer's home in Westtown on a Thursday afternoon. Rev. K. R. Krulzenga spoke on missions as about 60 ladies attended. The offering totaled 171.69 dollars, a record for the society, and Armenians and Syrians relief drive raised about 173 dollars with Westtown over the top by nearly 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Sayer
F. M. Line
F. M. Ine
K. R. Krulzenga
Presbyterian Church of
Port Jervis
George Coble
Robert Hulse
Brooklyn
Frances Lee Hulse
Hulse
Thomas S. Hulse
Westtown Bay
Fred Blizzard
Louise Roth
North Carolina
Julia Clark
Rana Hathh
Clark
West Town
Frank Anderson
Electric Lights For Riverdale Club House Illumination
Riverdale Country Club in New Hampton installs electric lights to power their clubhouse, with storage batteries for the current. The lights debut next Wednesday evening June 25 from 3:30 to 6:30, featuring music by McWilliams. no dance will be held. Denton Presbyterian Church marks its 80th anniversary with special evening services on Friday June 27, with visiting clergy. J. E. McEntire of Farms cited a Cleveland, Ohio incident. Silas Wagner works on foundation walls for H. Glavin’s new house on Stanvshl Place. J KK Quackenbush and wife enjoy a two week trip to the Thousand Islands. Miss Rose Kilhon, longtime visitor, returns to Newark, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Newton
Riverdale
McWilliams
Denton Presbyterian Church
J. E. McEntire
Cleveland, C
Silas Wagner
H. Glavin
Stanvshl
J KK
Quackenbush
Thousand Islands
Rose Kilhon
Newark
Visit to Homestead Inn in Sloatsburg and Fassett Family ties
June 20 visit by Mr and Mrs Newton Fassett and party to Sloatsburg’s Sloat mansion inn. They toured from Castle Hill, enjoyed luncheon and a nearly intact homestead. Mr Fassett, Cornell graduate en route to mark the fifteenth anniversary of Cornell College. son of ex State Senator J Stoat Fassett. Mrs Fassett, Vassar graduate, daughter of Vergyman and Griffes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Newton Fassett
Sor
Elliot
R. J. Muller
Castle Hil
Sloatsburg
Sloat Mansion
Fesseu
Fassetts
Fassett
Mr. Fassett
Cornell
Cornell College
Stoat Fassett
Elmina
Saratosa
Vassar
Maybrook Plans One Day Campaign For Armenian Syrian Ailers
Maybrook will launch a one day campaign later this month to aid Armenian and Syrian relief efforts. Wi Gummer accepts chairmanship with FOS Grav as treasurer. The campaign aims for an effective canvass led by Gurmee and a reorganized committee reading as the organization prepares for the effort. Details of the Maybrook drive and its exact date are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybrook
Gummer
Fos Grav
Gurmee
Xet
Maybrok
Mayiook
Helps Celebrate An Anniversary
The Nerdlecraft Clim met at the Scene of Mi WP Resselon on Thursday afternoon and helped her celebrate her 25th anniversary. A speech was made by the president, Wim Wickhar, and Mm KReteloo presented a decorative cat glass. Refreshments were served as attendees enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atence
Presidente Mra
Wim Wickhar Wiiak
Kreteloo
Marriage Annulled Of 17-Year-Old Bride And Soldier
In Goshen on June 20 Justice Tomkins granted a decree annulling the marriage of Mildred DeGroat Prendergast and Reginald Frendergrast. The ceremony occurred April 7, 1918 at the North Street Congregational Church. The plaintiff guardian ad litem, Mrs Harrie Riley of Middletown, said Mildred was 17 on March 12. The defendant, a soldier, did not appear. the couple never lived together as husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Justice Tomkins
Mildred DeGroat Prenderast
Reginald Frendergrast
Middletown
Marrage
North Street
Samuel MiNar
Harrie Riley
Marth
Ivan A. Gardner
the Plain
Road Conditions Dictate Detours Across Several Counties
Albany June 20 detour statement from the State Highway Department lists road conditions for multiple counties. Orange County routes include Newburgh Woodbury closed with traffic via Chester. Woodbury Central Valley partly open. Putnam Patterson Dutchess line detour via West Patterson and Kent Towner road. Greene County detours for Hunter Windham and Coeymans. travel via Mountain House road for Kaaterskill Clove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Albany
State Highway Department
Orange County
Newburgh
Woodbury
Vails Gate
Harriman
Chester
Central Valley
Putnam County
Patterson-Dutchess
West Patterson
Kent-Towner
Greene County
Hunter-Windham
New Baltimore Coeymans
Auto Fire Destroys Baker’s Delivery Car
In Summitville on June 16 a baker named Mr. Happ's delivery car caught fire in the rear while traveling to Westbrookville last Wednesday. J per Thomas, who observed it, jumped his own car to pursue but could not overtake. Mr. Happ discovered the tire and watched the vehicle burn to total destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Happ
Westbrookville
Thomas
Neers
Daly
Pine Bush Man from Walden Returns from France Visit
PINE BUSH bir Moad of Walden who has 27st returned from France is spending a few days with his brother Orsen Moffatt of Ulsterville. Mrs Demmon Decker, who has been visiting with friends here, has returned to her home in Eaberty. The ladies of the New Prospect congregation plan a festival in the church on Thursday June 26 featuring ice cream strawberries cake and lemon de vil t be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir Moad
Walden
France
Orsen Mofatt
Ulsterville
Demmon Decker
Eaberty
New Prospect
Amg
Speeders Arrested After North Street Incidents
James Dales of Binghamton was arrested on North Street Thursday afternoon for speeding his automobile and left a $5 deposit at police headquarters pending a hearing. W Cohen was also arrested on North Street Thursday afternoon for speeding, pleaded guilty before Recorder Staff, and had a $5 surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speesers
James Dales
Binghamton
North Street
W. Cohen
Lineman killed in fall from ladder at Beacon street
At about 10 o clock Wednesday Albert Ryan of 4 Howland avenue, a man employed by the Southern? Gas and Electric, was instantly killed when he fell from a ladder near a four story frame building on Beacon street north side. He was carrying heavy wires and had 2300 rods? of rope or rope wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Albert Ryan
Howland Avenue
Milford Bridge Safe After Break Report
Rumors circulated in Milford that the bridge over the Tet at Viterd had failed after a heavy trick caused a cracked girder. Officials later confirmed planks were damaged but the bridge remained usable for traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Bridge
Port Jersis
Thersdar
Viterd
Ingmry
Milford
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McGuire
L. D. Greene
Fana Bareas
Kawanea Grange
Greenville
Niton
New York Grente Exchange
Fao
Mr. Greene
Svante
Prorat
Arthur FL Ainsworth
Butler
Aylsworth
U. S
Iziz
Waa
Signal Corps
Ellentine
Win Dumean
William J. Duggan
Hove
Camp Mills
William Dagean
William
Inne
Frank Haupt Tang
Bowers
Tuer
Rie
Montgomey
Hamptonburgh
Crawford
Free Library
Deerpark
Morne Hope
Minisink
Wawayrnda
Wallill
Rock Tavern
Mission Society
Fed Ad
Leo Mack
Monroe
B. Clark
Camp Upton
Bist Wild Cat
Camp Jackson
Belgum
102Nd Engineers
306Th Engineers
Hindenburgh
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