Summer Doings at Youngsville
Mrs. Dewitt Newkirk and children from Matamoras Pa visit Mrs H Lawrence in Youngsville. Grace Lawrence, employed in New York City, is reported well in that city. Oscar Inderlied nears completion of a barn. work continues on a barn for Mr Hick of Shandalee. Regents exams taken by David Miller in Liberty. pre academic certificates earned by Harry Patterson Jacob Menges Loratta Menges Jacob Yager. Ruth and Jacob Yager from Callicoon Center took Regents exams here. William Abplanalp begins a weekly Forest House Casino dance tonight June 6 drawing crowds. Summer boarders are arriving in Youngsville. Joe Kerkley returns to Livingston Manor after a week with friends here.
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Youngsvile
Dewitt Newkirk
Matamoras
H. Lawrence
Misa Grace Lawrence
New York City
Oscar Inderlied
Hick
Shandalee
David Miller
Liberty
Harry Patterson
Jacob Menges
Loratta Menges
Jacob Yager
Ruth
Callicoon Center
Wiliam Abplanalp
Trea
Forest House
Ife
Youngsville
Joe Kerkley
Lav Ingston Manor
Owith
Toa
Jos
Bill to Adjust Choctaw Claims
Washington June 25 the Indian appropriation bill carries about 10 000 000. An amendment directed that there be an adjustment of the Choctaw claim before any distributions. Senator Gore charged that St Louis attorneys had a contingent fee of 6 000 000. The Senate adopted an Ashurst amendment requiring all contracts with the Indians for fees to be approved by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willams
Miaslasippi
Sennator Gore
St. Louis
Senure Ase
Ashurst
United States
Harriman Elected Vice President of Union Pacific
William Averill Harstrawn Harriman, son of the late E. H. Harriman, has been elected vice president of Union Pacific Railroad. He succeeds the position vacated by the resignation of William V. Thorne announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Averill Harstrawn
HH. Harriman
Youre Oil and Hut
Callege
Union Paelic Railroad
Hao
William V
Thorne
Artesian Well Drilling Ad from Middletown
An old classified style notice advertises artesian well drilling services at 702 Sprague Ave Middletown MLA. It promises guaranteed work and uses garbled phrasing typical of OCR from a historic newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selleck
Guaranties Ansume
Telexrypher
Fer
Sprague Ave
Middletown
Mla
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings Appear in Notice
WM STEWART KER funeral director and embalmer with office at 78 Wickham Ave lists associates and night staff. A second listing for Alex Merritt Funeral Director shows contact numbers and two office locations in New York and Middletown with addresses at 41 West Wan Street and 50 Great Jones Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Stewart Ker
Ker
Ofice and Parlors
Wicknam Ave
Otteville
N.Y
New York
Epat Gad St
Gramercy
Rockafellow
North St
Middletown
N. Y
Great Jones
Spring
MR. Rockatellow
L. £. Smith
M. D. Rockatellow
Alex
Merritt
West Wan St. Cor
James St
Great Jones St
William T. Cornelius
Ennistmer
Ottaville
Fifty Tots At Convalescent Home In Mechanicstown
Fifty children at a convalescent home near Mechanicstown enjoy tents hammocks and swings under the care ofMrs Doremus and Richard Stageland. Nurses Dr B A Parker and P M Johnson visit alongside local residents including Mr and Mrs Corbett and Dr and Mrs Redfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Orange County
Mra. Doremus
Richard Stageland
Goshen
P. M. Johnson
Middletown
D. W. Corbett
Brainside
C. A. Redfield
Stanley Dewsnap
Mary Miner
Stanley
Green
Seeley Green
Edenville
Eden Green
David B. Meyer
Man Suffers Sunstroke at Work and Other Local Notices
Unionville reports Harvey Han ford suffering a sunstroke Wednesday while at work in his ward and wing. A man fell from a cherry tree Wednesday afternoon, breaking a rib. Miss Hetrigt Beamer will teach Westtown school another year. Fortunate a woman’s services are sought. The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday morning talks on church ministry and needs. A Sunday school event and Midway Park gathering are planned for July 8 with notices to the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Harvey Hanford
Aunstroke
Joker
Hetrigt
Beamer
Westtown
Misa Leonor
Presbyterian Church
Wormyn
Mount Salon
Presbyterian Sunday School
Midway Park
No Significance in Glynn's Trip
Chicago June 2 Governor Glyon and WR arrived in Chicago aboard the same train. Officials say the visit carried no meaningful political impact beyond routine talks with Mayor Harrison. Glynn plans to inspect public buildings and factory sites amid local debates over industrial expansion and public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin Glyon
Harrison
Sirnn
Tangie Acon
Aeroplanes Form Funeral Escort In Vienna
Report says twenty aircraft escorted a funeral procession as nine pilots circle the cemetery after a tragic air disaster. The ceremony halted traffic and drew intense public interest amid questions about the cause.
Verdict for Hendrix in $1200 suit against railroad
After a three day trial in Monticello the jury awarded Louis Hendrix $1200 against New York Ontario and Western Railway Company for loss of household goods and chattels from a fire blamed on the railroad right of way. The case heard testimony from Hendrix and 16 railroad witnesses. Attorneys Rendick Gardner and Ellsworth Baker led Hendrix’s defense. Carpenter Rosch and George H. Smith represented the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Louis Hendrix
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Hendrix
Hed Hl
Oni
Ras
Winnewsex
Dmecer Grant
Wilson
Rendick & Gardner
Middletown
Ivan A. Gardner
Autos Replace Denton Horses in Placid Midsummer
Denton sees a shift from aging horses to autos with several local buyers named George Nash Wil Iam J Clark and others purchasing Bulock via Empire Garage Middletown Autos move in as Barns and bungalow High View at Scotchtown prepare for summer occupancy by George Murphy and family. Graduations and church anniversary events fill the week with school and denominational notices plus Children’s Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bonnet
Goshen Claar
Tenton Presbyterian Church
Moeming
C. G. Seward
Missea Hohners
Brooklyn
Edith Nash
Favor Free Day of Rest Measure In Albany Probe
Albany branch of the German American Alliance debates repealing old Sunday laws and endorsing a freer Sunday movement. Members plan to urge candidates for the Legislature to take a stand at the polls, with broader support expected from county and state groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plate
Aliance
Inc
Cendasa County
State of
New York
Nominees Named to State Board of Pharmacy
Nominations for the New York State Board of Pharmacy were announced at the state pharmaceutical association convention in Saratoga Springs. The slate lists A B Huested, W J Gregory, Wayne B Biscell, R A Austin, J G Brooks, F S Rogers, Charles B Sears, Frank Richardson, Fred Menges and others for governor appointees. A special 11 member committee was named to consider abolishing the board in favor of a pharmacy commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baratoga Springs
State Board of Pharmacy
New York State Pharmaceutical Association
United States Hotel
Regenta
A. B. Huested
Albany
W. Ji. Gregory
Buffalo
Wayne B. Biscell
Syracuse
R.A. Austin
Cairo
J. G. Brooks
Ithaca
F. 8
Ernest Boetze
Bronx
J. ©. McCullough
Westchester
Rogers
Middletown
John Brooks
C. B. Sears
Auburn
W. Brothers
Olean
C. F. Brown
Cortland
Wardle
Hadrian
T. J. France
Brooklyn
Peter Diamond
New York
R. A. Austin
E. E. Chilson
Rochester
United States
Barrug
Agricultural Department
Cornell University
State Entomologist Urges Tree Owners to Help Fight San Jose Scale
Dr. B P Felt, New York State Entomologist, calls on tree owners to observe and report San Jose scale parasites as the pest waxes and wanes. He notes parasites are widespread but winter cold harmed them in some areas. June monitoring near Albany will indicate scale growth and parasite activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Felt
San Jose
Felt
Maker of Queer Caught in Bingo Racket
Mysterious figure linked to a gambling case faced federal authorities in Binghamton. James Srell, a linographist and painter, sworn in on a trivial charge but implicated in larger counterfeiting activity. An arraignment and upcoming examination were scheduled with U S Commissioner Talsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
James ¢. Srell
Linigr Ganemith
Peping Merthal
Foeter Black
Shareing
TS ‘Counierfelt
Snen
United States
Talsin
Ana
Warship Sale Averts War and Greek Acquisition
Athens reports a congressional vote authorizing the sale of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece, seen as easing tensions and paving peace talks with Turkey. London dispatches note risk of a Balkan war remains, while Greece proposes refugees property swaps and a neutral commission. Washington says Navy to transfer ships once the naval appropriation bill is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
American Congress
Idaho
Greece
Turgrey
London
Daily Telegraph
Asia Minor
Pacific
Liquor Dealers Demand Vote on Prohibition Resolution
Albany June 25 Retail Liquor Dealers' association at its state convention urged immediate action on the Hobson national prohibition resolution. They warned of a threat to personal rights and government principles and called for a vote in Congress to test demagoguery and justice while organizing to oppose perceived attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Hobson National Prohibition
Houses of Congress
Hobson
Graduating Class Creates Essay Prize at Mitchiciows High
Mitchiciows High adds an annual five dollar prize for an essay with a new twist donating by each graduate to reach twenty five dollars. The fund will run for five years then be reestablished by the graduates' successors. Also noting the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Master at 37 Keapp Avenos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchiciows High School
Albert Mastére
Keapp Avenos
Dead judge cited in motion to quash Clifford indictment
A motion to quash the indictment against Gaston Clifford for maintaining a nuisance near Culver’s Lake, from April to October 1912, was denied after Henry Huston argued the late Judge Lewis J. Martin improperly advised a grand jury in secret. Testimony described secret sessions and Sunday orgies at Clifford’s with cider, picnics, card games, and occasional fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Gaston Ciifford
Culver’s Lake
Henry Huston
Cliford
Huston
Clifford
Lewis J. Martin
Sixth District
Whitfield Gray
John W. Johnson
Hainesville
Martin
Grand Jury
Dolan
Clifford’s
Probers May Come Here From Gowanda
A June 25 meeting of the Binghamton State Hospital board will discuss arrangements for a state Lunacy Commission investigation. Superintendent Dr. Charles G. Wagner says the commission is probing Gowanda State Hospital in Buffalo and may reconvene in Middletown before visiting this city. The managers will allow a full inquiry to reveal conditions and address the Delaney probes' claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Binghamton State Hospital
State
Middletown
GoWanda
State Lunacy Commission
Delaney
Friends Academy Prospectus at Locust Valley
Co-educational boarding school under Friends management on Long Island. Chartered by New York Regents with an intermediate department. Well equipped in manual training and domestic arts. good railroad access from New York. Rates moderate. For catalogue contact Nelson A. Jackson, Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
New York
Nelson A. Jackson
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Harriman
Woatte, Oakes & Brigit
Thomas C. Rogers
Low Building
North Street
Lunney
Idail
Washingtonrile
Campbell Hall
Institution At
Village News
I. H. Hanford
Glynn
Vienna
Jung
Daten Wen
Bainmias
Verdict Inc. & W
Denton
Dobbins
Mania Avenue
Orange Farm
Scale
GuPeGe
Guy
Broome
Bron Ball
U. S
Congress
L. J. Martin
Friends’ Academy
Locust Valley
Long Island
Keene's
Paris
HE. D. Gould Company
Buck Bros
Middletown, N. Y
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