Meeting in Goshen Fails to Clarify Political Situation
The Orange County Republican committee met in Goshen to choose a successor to Chairman John B. Rose. The session endorsed Gov. Whitman and the federal suffrage amendment, but the political outcome remained unclear as delegates debated mechanics and resolutions amid lively dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Republican Committee
Court House
Goshen
John B. Rose
Republian
James G. Gibson
Cornwall
Henry Hirschberg
Whitman
Jacob F. Pobe
Edwin F. Still
Warwick
Mr. Gregg
Swezey
Sui
U S Says 900000 Men Shipped to France Five Months Early
Washington dispatch reports nine hundred thousand U S troops have been shipped to France five months ahead of schedule, with March citing eight hundred thousand previously. The note mentions Italy and Central powers, and covers endorsing a Federal suffrage amendment, plus local party moves in Orange County including endorsements of District Attorney Henry Hirschberg and contests for county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
France
Sta March
March
Gregg
Women's Suffrage Party
Paul Tuckerman
Tuxedo Park
Republican Party
Oratge County
Torgether
Henry Hirschberg
Gibson
Republican County Committee
Orange County
Chainman Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Tuckerman
Tellers
W. J. Wygant
Newburgh
J.B. Hulse
Middletown
J. 5. Hulse
Russell Wiggins
Henry Halcock
L. G. Wilson
James Miller
C. W. A. Sneed
Jonathan D. Wilson, Jr
George H. Hackett
John F. Tucker
Hamlet
Roe
Blooming Grove
Caleb H. Battmes
William T. Snider
John D. Stivers
W. T. McCaw
Wiliam F. Brust
Charles L. Mead
Consresamee Pratt
Poughkeepsie
Jean 2. Tartter
D. F. Wilbur
Orange County Agricultural Society Meeting Called
View President Johan Z Bradier acting as president due to the death of Hon Aceates Dennixton. Meeting of managers to be held at City Hall this forenoon at 10 36 to appoint judges and conduct society business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Z. Bradier
Grane Qowntr Agricultural Society
Aceates Dennixton
Society
Obituary notices from Ellenville area in June
James Kane of Spring Glen dies at 75 after six weeks with pneumonia. Born Germantown, he worked on the Delaware and Hudson Canal, married 54 years ago to Louisy McClean, survived by ten children and many grandchildren, funeral at Spring Glen M D Church with burial at Poplar Grove Cemetery. John Powers of Ellenville dies at 74, Irish-born Civil War veteran, twice married, long service in local trades, funeral at his home with burial at Fantinekill Cemetery. Cornelius Hawkins dies at 76 after auto indigestion, survived by wife Mary and four children, funeral at Washington Street home with burial Riverside Cemetery. Franci A Quick, Deerpark notable, dies at 87, former canal worker and blacksmith, married Amanda Van Inwegen, funeral at Cuddebackville with burial in Cuddebackville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbilenville
James Kane
Spring Glen
Mr. Kane
Germantown
Dutchess County
Joan Kane
Mah No
Louisy McClean
Chiren
Jénnie van Demark
Bellevale
Lavina Brown
Wurtsboors
Charlea Kane
Fallsburg
Edward and
Ole
Poplar Grove’ Cemetery
Phillipgpurt
Doha Powers
Eure
John Powers
Thin Village
Ireland
Ellenville
Charles Evans
Ellenvikis
U. S. Army
Ward Post
G. A
Powers
Mary Powell
Edward Powers
Ulster Paint Worts
Bert Morse
Francia
Frantin A. Quick
Deerpark
Cuddebackville
Sullivan County
Harryville
Obituary notices for Mrs Fisk and related deaths in Liberty and Bound Brook
Mrs Joel C Fisk of Liberty died at 3 am on June 26 after two years illness. Born in Rethel she lived here most of life and would have turned 76 on July 4. Survived by husband and five children May Duane Woodruff Guy Dolly Uri and Edlia. Private funeral at 2 pm Saturday officiated by Rev J Archie Barker. Also mentions Mrs Jacob Schoonmaker and family, and Amos W Cole of Sunex NY reported dead June 12 in Coneville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel C. Fisk
Liberty
Lydia Scott
Fisk
Rethel
May
Duane Woodruff
Brooklyn
Guy
New York City
Dolly
G. W. Harding
Butalo
Uri
Edlia
Archie Barker
Local obituaries note Mann and Verdon deaths in Goshen area
William Mann formerly of Goshen died suddenly in Catasaquua Pa at age 36 years seven months and 14 days. He is survived by his parents wife and two children, four brothers, and others. Funeral at Presbyterian Church with interment at Goshen Family Plot Siste Hil Cemetery. Mrs Addison Jones and Rachel Jones die at 36 Heattie Ave after illness aged 81. Survived by husband Addison Jones and son Fred, mother Arvenia Hammond and several siblings. Funeral services held at Carmelite parlors with interment Phillipsburg Cemetery. Mita Verdon of 47 Prospect Ave dies at home aged 87 with husband John Verdon and one brother Michael of Chicago. Born in Ireland February 2 1850, she lived in Middletown 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam £. Mann
Willan B. Mann
Goshen
Catasaugua Pa
William
Clara French Mann
Wie
Daniels
Joseph
Nome
Sidney
Charles
Gosden
Frederick
Presbrterian Church
Siste Hil
Addison Jones
Rachel Jones
Ruben Hammond
Arrenia T. Knox
Heattie Avenue
Addison | Jones
Fred
Arvenia T. Hammond
Juda E. Foster
Elizabeth van Waener
Addie Budd
Wurtsvorg
Mores Wammond
Woodridge
W. T. Carmeline
G. W. Grinion
Phillipsburgh Cemetery
Jon Verdon
Mita
Catherine Verdon
Prospect Avenue
Mona
Mita Verdon
Ireland
John Carey
John Verdon
Middletown
Verdon
Michael
Chicago
Parksville
Alisg Hilda Dean
Wildmere
Lake
Minnewaska
J. H. Hasbroork
J. Ro Martin
Milfted
Natamoras
Marion Brown
Waterbury
Auty
Frank N. O'Neal
W. J. Mserixs
Hedeon Sungay Mormine
Ini City
Watkins
Percy BE. Benedict
Bs Cry
Ceaimet
Jvariermmaster
Waab- Inston
D C
Hasen
New
Mra
WF. Senediz, Jr
Mra Catherine Regan Tully Dies After Four Daughters Survive
Mrs Catherine Tully of Chester dies after four daughters survive including Mrs Ea Dabots and Mrs Tully of Chester. The obituary notes she was married to Regan and mentions Mergerst Regan and Mra Marestet Regan, with other family references and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regan
Marestet Regan
Gauthier
Catherine Tully
Chester
Ea Dabots
Mra Tully
D. Dowaher
Five More Buildings At New Hampton Farms Under Way
Five new brick structures rise at New Hampton Farms including an industrial building laundry power house and a large store room. The main classification building is to be dedicated in August with expected attendance from New York officials led by Mayor Hylan and Mrs. Thos Gillen and relatives. Funeral services were held at St Columba's Church Chester for Mrs Mannah Brown Walker. She died June 8 in Goshen Ind aged 30 years 5 months, last of an Orange County family whose English ancestors settled Southold Long Island in 1650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Farms
Brink
Ts Ly
New York City
Hylan
Thos. Gillen
William Regan
Newark
N. J
Mondo
St. Columba‘s Church
Chester
St. John’s Cemetery
Joshéh
Mannah Brown Walker
Hannah Brown Walker
Hamptonburgh
Goshen
Ind
Orange County
England
Southold
Long Island
Death of John Jessup Howell in Salisbury aged 76
John Jessup Howell died at Salisbury on Sunday June 23 aged 76. The interment will be at Highland Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. Howell
John Jessup Howell
Salisbury
Gonn
Highland Mills
Miss Hattie Wood Injured in Stair Fall at Home
Miss Hattie Wood sustained severe injuries at her home on 61 Academy Avenue Tuesday morning. She caught her foot in the carpet while descending the stairs and fell from top to bottom, dislocating a knee and suffering bruises. Dr. L. G. Distler is attending her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wood
Academy Avenue
L. G. Distler
Matter of Emphasis in Repetition and Negation
The passage analyzes how speakers use phrases like no four thousand times to stress firm negation. It notes the paradox that repeating a negative infinitely often would convey the same meaning, yet words like thousand feel more forceful than a harsher million.
Many Kinds of Courage Explored in Heart’s Steady Beat
The piece traces courage to the heart, tracing its lineage from Latin cor through French courage. It defines courage as heartage, keeping the heart steady amid danger, and often as perseverance when life becomes a grind.
Births in June Report At 387 Wickham Avenue
A daughter Barbara Barnard Burns was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Bayle Burns of 387 Wickham Avenue on June 20. A son Kenneth Albert was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Augustus Varcoe of 57 Hanford Street on June 17. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Markle of 40 West Conkling Avenue on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bayle Burns
Wickham Avenue
Barbara Barnard Burns
Earl Augustus Varcoe
Hanford Street
Kenneth Albert
Joseph Markle
West Conkling Avenue
Personal and social events from the city region
Local notices recount residents entering service, instructional travel to Rochester, a group photo mailed to John F. Davenberry, and a taxi agent from New York forming a law and practice with George W. Aubrey in Allen town Pa. Social engagements include Mr. and Mrs. Olden and family at Port Jervis and the De Gras home in Lawrence M Matemoras War Jervis Union. Visitors, operations, and engagements span North Shore North Shore trip for Miss Helen one day, Dr. M. C. Conner returning from western trip with American Medical Association meeting, Miss Phoebe Anderson undergoing ear operation, and Florente M Bridgex engagement to Henry M Hosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can J. Giering
Rochester
John F. Davenberry
Giering
Walter ©. Senger
Eris Railroad Company
New York City
George W. Aubrey
Allentown
Lehigh County
Charles Olden
Harold
Fred Holden
Diiddletown
E. C. Stevens
Port Jervis
Thomas de Gras
Onwrence M. Matemoras
Jervis Union
Helen
North Shore
M. C. Conner
American Medical Asseciion
Muscative
Iowa
Luntemape
Amlee
East Main Street
Linden
Phoebe Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Ig Hilside Avenue
Bar Ear
Wederstany
Niceis
Eisovetti
Dramatic Club
iHadan Chapel
Toothkreptie Sunda
A. A. Ross
North Bridge
Neebureh
Reformed Church
Mise Florente M Bridgex
Henry M Hosion
Newtown
I Hogion ix
Goshen High School to Hold Annual Exercises This Week
Goshen announces commencement exercises from June 23 to 27 with graduation ceremonies on June 24 at the auditorium. The four year academic graduates include Seely Egbert... plus teachers class completing January 1918. Elementary graduates entering the academic department listed many students. Senior class picnic set for June 27 at Walton Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Goshen High Sctiaat
Sthel Seely
Katherine Egbertsin
Dorothy Collier Gildys Sealy
Nina Vogel
Elizabeth Philips
Kelep Seely
Helen Podle
Olive Topving
Lena McNeil
Harold Knapp
Jessie N. LaPeet
Laura McNeil
Helen
Ethel Sanford
Mary Sawyer
Fred Seward
Louise Smiley
Fred Stnard
Marc Strong
Wal H. Tuthill
Elzabeth Whilles
Clias
Walton Lake
Wife Beaten by Cane in Goshen on Saturday Night
June 44 report from Goshen describes Si Hicks beating his wife with a black cane after an irritable week. Police detained Hicks, who appeared before Justice Chappell. the wife pleaded for mercy noting his usual tractability and that this was his first offense. Nearby notes mention local residents and traveling visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Si Hicks
Green Street
Julatice Chappell
Meeting at Goshen High School Auditorium Next Day
Goshen schedule announces a 3:30 p m meeting at the high school auditorium to discuss the government food conservation plan. Mrs Coffit Van Hennselaer, commander of the National League for Women’s Service, will speak along with Mrs A Lo Meeker, manager of the Orange County Food Conservation kitchen at Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Auuditorium
Coffit van Hennselaer
National
Leagie For Women's Service
A. Lo Meeker
Orange County
Chester
National League For Woman's Service
Goshen High School
Coffin van Rensselaer
National Commandment
Lillian H. Meeker
Beales
Dire
van Rensselaer
Overseas service for Goshen man with Red Cross
John W Robinson of Goshen has been accepted for Overseas service with the American Red Cross and will depart about August 1 for Italy. He is likely to be assigned to Rome. Robinson runs Handy Corner stationery stores. Mrs. Robinson will operate the business after his departure. The rest is local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John W., Robinson
American Red Cross
Italy
Rome
Robinson
Handy Corner
Ford crash ends with two men unhurt near Goshen
In Goshen on June 22 two local men abandoned a drifting Ford after it clipped a telegraph pole near the Middletown Goshen state road. Both occupants escaped with minor bumps and continued toward Middletown. The incident followed a lighthearted drive amid a year marked by wartime social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Goshen
Iaén
Burags
Middletown
Middletown Goshen State Road
Goshen Enrollment Figures and Local Health News
Goshen reports enrollment of woven voters by county completed June 15 with the Republican party averaging full percent of the total. Sheriff Fred S. McDowell, operated on for stomach trouble in Newburgh Hospital, allowed to leave and will stay with S. L. Stewart near Newburgh before returning to Goshen. A fire in tall grass along the Montgomery Tailroad near Wilson White's laundry was quickly extinguished by the fire department with no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate
Jean J. Tartter
Newburgh
Activy
HNL
Joha D. Stivers
Greeg
Mildicioan
Stivers
Gree
Goshen
Republican Party
Leaver Hospital
Fred S. McDowell
Newburgh Hospital
S. L.stewart
Health Corporal Ivancrest to be sent over there soon
A stream of local items notes health Corporal Ivancrest capes soon to be sent over there. Miss Isadora J Brack returns from Watertown Conn after visiting cousins for 10 days. Mrs H Wagner of Horton avenue Jef leaves for Kilzattin XNIJ. Albert E Wockley, former Middletown High student, spends weekend with William Poster at 1 Beacon street. Professor C D Neyroz leaves for Princeton to attend Italian evangelization conference and Italian Presbyterian Ministers meeting. back Friday. Dr Ford J Cook, recently remapped to duty, resumes practice Monday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivancrest
Isadora J. Brack Haa
Watertown
Conn
H. Wagner
Horton Avenue
Jef
Kilzattin
Xnij
Albert E. Wockley
Middletown High School
Hog Island
Beacon Street
C. D. Neyroz
Princeton
XN. J
Association of Italan Presbyterian Ministers
Ford
Cook
Walter J. Lynn
Mra
Kan T. Wright
Binghamton
Kings IM
Poinia
Saturdar 4
M whereMom
Petarm
Joannes
Acompanied
Adger Mew
Kamas
Sim
Bobby Mr Lyon
Tines-Prese
Dhan- Herald
Edward VanFleet
East Main Street
George AL. Wergant
Houston Avenue
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Cincinnatus
Col Roze
Toud Applausa
Wadsworth
Calder
Sarators
G. C. Bush
Frank Lyton
Glyan
Greece
Giyan
Republican State Committee
Pasved Waani
Whitrsea
U. S
Orange CO Agricultural Society
Mre
Gustave Gunther
Totter
Fraderick Schelfner
Port Royal
5. C
Henry Schelfner
Fiat Provisional Regiment
Regular Army
Janes Kane
Hov. 3
H. E Cole
Amon
Corneliuva C. Hawking
Cornelius 1. Hawkins
Washington Street
Jonas Hawking
Rachael Decker
Montgomery
Mary K. Senior
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Lawrence
B. van Dyke Wight
Clarence H. Miller
Redwick T. Senior
Raymond Bowne
Hiram H. Smith
Marjirié Horton
Riverside Cemetery
Jacob Schoonmaker
Charlotte A. Schoonmeker
Bound Brook
Times-Press
Wan
Stone Ridge
Wen
John Freer
Katie Phillips
Scoopser
R. Schoonmaker
F. T Perry
Norfolk, Va
Elmer
Emory
Rosetta
Milfred Perry
Catharine Hasbrowck
Kingston
Rosina Byrnes
Maplewood
N. Z
Harry Freer
City
Amos W. Cote
Sunsex
Coneville and
Vitility
Amos W. Cole
Celifornia
New Hampton Farms
John Sheridan
Dover
Anna
Anna Hatchet
Baltimore
Lione James J. Fingerud
Medical Corps
United States Army
Green- Wich Street
J. H. Lawrence
Hoboken
Thomas Tuthill
Thomas Tuthil
Olver Tuthill
New York
Springfield
Mass
Lester Tuthill
Tuthill
Watts, Oakes & Brigat
Rep. Dem. Soc
M. K. Harm
Mechsaics Town
Mra Snider
Dieter Heights
R. M. Hunnerell
Directave Company
Abay
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