Social Life of Middletown and Its Environs Personal Notes
Florence Crawford sails to Washington D C to join a committee post. Ming Lore Crawford travels with her sister to New York. Fred Hobbs, a Middletown native and real estate figure in Slawson & Nioblis New York, visits family. Zane Grey and wife visit Middletown after Penn University exercises. Mildred Legg recovers from appendicitis and returns home. Mrs Caroline Wood returns from Michigan after nine weeks with her grandson Robert McKnight. Various local residents attend weddings, family visits, and public events. church and Red Cross activities are noted along with moves and new positions for several residents.
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Saturdann
Washington, D
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Hobbs
Slawson & Nlobliz
New York City
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Hading
Zane Grey
Middletown
Philadelphia
University of Pennayhvania
Dr. Grey
Mildred Legg
Thrall Hospital
Eadie V. Legs
Grove Street
Charles H. Winfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Caroline G. Wood
Michigan
Ee Robert McKnight
Fallston Spa
John Doolittle
Alma Christianna
Hodnan Street
New Jersey
J. C. Willamson
Mildred Williamson
Harriet Morehouse
Charles McVey
Harret Hil
Marjorie Horton
Miss Morehouse
McVor
Williamson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Memorial Church
Chas. W. Gordon
Gladys
Chestnut Street
Mill Rift
Elleaville Journal
St. Paul's Church
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W. Downs
Napanoch
May
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Burningham
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Headerom
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Stoateverg
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Red Crowe
Mion Menéereos
Elizabeth Cole
Port Jetria
Red Creen
Port Jervis
Basin Woll, Jr
Hiea
Obituary notices for Thomas N Lawrence and Willis M Terwilliger
Thomas N Lawrence of Warwick died June 14 at his sister in law’s home in Warwick shortly before his 89th birthday. He was born on the Ridge farms, lived in Wayne County NY, and worked with his brother in New Milford before retiring over 30 years ago. He never married and leaves two sisters Mrs Mary C Eager and Mrs Jennie Gorstine. Willis Matee Terwilliger, son of William Mortimer Terwilliger, died at Newport Naval Hospital after three weeks with pneumonia. He had lived in New Britain and Warwick, and was shipbound to see service. survived by his parents. Interment services are Tuesday at 2 pm at Mrs Frank T Chamers’s Lake Avenue home.
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Columbia University
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
Watt
Webb Horton Memorial
Council of Benevolent and Religious Education
United States
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Brooklyn
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Thomas 3. Marvel
Newburgh
Baltimore
Selma Lord
Charles Robbins Lord
Marvel
Thomas 8
Henry K. Herman
H. F. Herman
Appellate Division
Second Department
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Albany
Newburgh Academy
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Hamburg
N. J
Officers’ Medical Retern Corps
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Warwick
Thomas N. Lawrence
Ida L. Lawrence
Oakland Avenue
John Lawrence
Mary Demorest
Wayne County
N. Y
Willam c¢. Eager
James B. Lawrence
New Milford
Mary C. Eager
Jennie Gorstine
Aloway
Willis Matee Terwilliger
William Mortimer Ter Eiinger
Olive B. Mabée
James D. Mabee
Naval Hospital
Newport
Pary
New Briain
Cor
Middletown
Charlies Wolf
Willis
Elmer ChamLere
Frank T. Chamers
Lake Avenue
Goshen
Philip A. Rorty
Clyde Potts
W. E B. Coldwell
Miter
Peeksxill Construction Company
NecNelce
H. J. Scott
Relph Bar
Wiliam Eblers, Jr
Cataract Engine & Hose Compaar
Local Obituaries Lead Goshen Notices of Demise
James DeGraw aged 67 dies at his daughter's Goshen home after a weeklong illness pusumonis born September 18, 1949 in Waratek. He leaves two daughters Mrs C Edward O Neal and Mrs Charles McNamee, Everett DeGraw, three brothers, one sister. Funeral at 12 Green Street with Rev C A Dana officiating. Interment Warwick Cemetery. Elizabeth Mulvey dies Friday at 2 oclock at her daughter's Lincoln Street home after short illness aged ? survived by two daughters. Luther Coddebeck dies from accidental gunshot wound at his home near Ceddebckville aged 84. He was a Deerpark native, son of Mr and Mrs. (names incomplete).
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DeGraw
James B. DeGraw
C. Edward O'Neal
Green Street
Goshen
Ate
Waratek
Seing Icha
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Chars i. McNamee
Goshe
Abeem
Everett DeGraw
John, Thommen
Cooper DeGraw
Chinds
Hmephem Mars
Florida
Gordon
C. A. Dana
Pio
Warwick Cemedy
Elizebeth Mulvey
Elizabeth Mulver
Thomas Shane
Liecola Street
Tyomeb
Shane
Cir
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Shine
New York City
Sino
Ome
Wa. T. Waieh
Sailatory Mille Mra
Mulvey
St. Jonepi's Church
Leiner Cutéebeck
Luther Coddebeck
Ceddbeckvile
Mme Wee
Deerpark
And
Goehen
Fitzaburgh
Newton K. Delavan
Jenoler D. Heard
John J Heard
Mra
A. DuBois Staate
Mies Fannie B. Heart
Longtime Ontario & Western Fire Chief Retires on Pension
Jesse Bakewell, longtime Ontario & Western Railroad employee, retires on pension after 17 years in fire protection at Middletown shops and prior service in motive power. He helped install water mains and hydrants, fire alarms, and Eastman extinguishers, with monthly drills and a chemical engine later added. Bakewell previously worked for Erie and contributed to painting and fire safety system development under supervisors like George W. West and Charles Mance.
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North Street
Ibisay
Ontario & Western Railroad
Bakewell
George W. Weat
Oswego
West
Middletown
Mayfield
Walton
Eastman
Erle
George W. West
Erie
É& W
Local Notices from Montgomery Summer Visitors and Church Service
Montgomery watchers note visits from Wessela Van Blarcom and Andrew Staley. Brown brothers return from White Plains after their mother's funeral. D. J. Devine and Harold Crist visit relatives in New York. Beakes Dairy crews mend creameries. St Ann’s Chapel to hold July rites. Thomas Lozee pastors. G W Cobbett leads troop through village. Mould’s orchestra to play for Catholic dance in Bultville.
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Wessela van Blarcom
Paterson
N. J
Second National Bank
Andrew Staley
New York
Cregio Procopio
Leonard M. Brown
Daniel C. Brown
White Plains
Hampton Brown
D. J. Devine
Herbert F. Cox
Harold Crist
Friends
Thomas Davis
Charley van Luskirk
Clinton Corners
Beakes Dairy Company
Brown Brothers
Mary E. Cox
William W. Cox
Montclair
Thomas G. Lozee
Bultville
Bloomingburg
Downie Sentenced for Grand Larceny in Sullivan County
Cornelius E. Downie, once Sullivan county poorhouse superintendent, was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced by Judge George H. Staith to a maximum two years and minimum under two. The crime involved forging J. E. Jema's name for 246 dollars. Downie, a Cuidebeckville farmer, left a widow and several relatives.
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Sullivan County
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Obituary Note for Viltian Talbot at Seraeret Burial
Village records report the burial of well known barber Viltian Talbot of Seraeret. Talbot died after a long illness and was a member of a local band and the Getase community.
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Seraeret
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Mr. Talbot
Middletown Officer Leads Army Cantonment Construction
Secretary of War Baker says 16 cantonments for the national army will be ready around September 1. The draft of 625,000 men is planned to begin in July with construction under a constructing quartermaster at each cantonment. Captain Edward Canfield of Middletown is named among the officers serving as a constructing quartermaster.
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Middletown
Ayer
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Cuddebackville Man Ends Life
Port Jervis June 23 Luther Cuddeback a Deerpark resident shot himself at home near Cuddebackville after long ill health and possible temporary mental aberration. He was alone. Last winter he was a patient at St Francis Hospital. Coroner H A Sheldon and J R Caddeback investigated. Body taken by Terwilliger Woolsey Company.
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Luther Cuddeback
Deerpark
Cuddebackville
St. Francis Hospital
H. A. Sheldon
Newburgh News Buys the Journal
The Sewbareh News Company has purchased the Newburgh Journal and will take possession July 1. The Journal may be absorbed and consolidated with the News under the Entertainment and Dance section. A Red Cross dance is planned for Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, with a program to be announced Tuesday.
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Newburgh
Sewbareh News Company
Newburgh Journal
Pugstesson
Mutual Benefit Association of Tompkine Dry Goods Company
Masonic Temple
North Street
Tribute to Major and Mrs Waller on 50th wedding anniversary
Elizabeth Worth Muller notes a large Monticello gathering at St John’s Parish House to honor Major and Mrs Waller on their 50th anniversary. Speakers praise the couple’s lifelong faith and kindness while reflections on marriage, suffrage, and changing times color the tribute. The article also reports Alice Frey selling Liberty auto livery business to Mr Breiner of Middletown.
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Montierilc
Toeeday
Jume
Major
Wallers
Sullivan County
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J. O. Maeder
Rio
Waller
Te Capear
Mra. Waller
Grace Hummiston
Smith
Lohengrin
Miss McNeeley
Monticello
Miss Worth
Major Waller
William Schroeder
Liberty
Alice Frey
Mr. Breiner
Middletown
Breiner
Paving Work Halted Over Stone Shortage
Goshen valley streets paving paused as quarry cannot supply crushed stone for Schunnemunk Construction. One crusher moved to Greenwich avenue. only one car of material available, delaying Main street brick laying. Officials hope to resume after concrete from High street is poured and brick supply secured.
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Schunnemunk Construction Company
Jina
Greenwich Avenue
Schunnemunik Construction Company
Main Street
High Street
Corporation Lne
West Main Street
Surrogate Court Admits Several Wills and Appoints Executors
Goshen June proceedings show Harriet E. Clark and Stephan Rapelje wills admitted to probate with estates valued at 5000 plus, executors named. Mary E. Young Herman Timbrell settlement decree recorded. John McNamara balance due 418.60. Other estates in Warwick Middletown Walden and Montgomery noted with executors and distributions.
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Orange County
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Den
John B. Swezey
Harriet E. Clark
Middletown
James A. Clark
Anna Houston
Warwick
Joel W. Hoveton
Mary E. Young
Ida S Tinhrell
Herman A. Timbrell
John i McNamara
Walden
Thomas McNamara
Stephan Rapelje
le Tan
Montgomery
Stephan W
Thomas M. Hapalje
Stephen W
Thomas M
Joseph Kinmet Moore
Marrddletown
Barah J. Moore
Charles J. Joddard
Sarah J. Moore
Expose sensation at Goshen benefit matinee on historic track
Large crowd attended a Red Cross benefit matinee in Goshen led by Justice Arthur Tompkins who praised the Red Cross and announced nearly 2009 dollars raised with Averell Harriman pledging one dollar per dollar raised. The Expose bay mare with driver Frank Hargess posted 2 11 2 for fastest harness time this season amid notable colt and cowboy events.
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Red Cross
EB. H. Harriman
Ts. W. Averell Harriman
Richand Detafeld
Supreme Court
Arthurd Tompkins
Justice Tompkins
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Goshen Driving Club
Jorillard
American Red Cross
Averell Harriman
Benjamin A. Bulkley
Frank Hargess
Tist
New York Regiment
Brownleigh Park
H. A. Simmons
Baumes To Address Goshen High School Graduates
Hon. Caleb H. Baumes of Newburgh will deliver the commencement address to Goshen High School graduates on Wednesday evening. Weeklong observances include a baccalaureate service by Rev. Dr. Charles T. A. Pine at St James Church Sunday and a senior class picnic at Bear Mountain Thursday.
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Caleb H. Baumes
Newburgh
Goshen High School
Goshen Public Schools
Charles T. A. Pine
St. James’ Church
Shoe Board of Education
Bear Mountain
Red Cross Flourishes In Goshen War Fund Drive
Goshen officials report over 3000 dollars pledged toward the national 100000000 war fund with more expected from a benefit on Historic Track. A Goshen Chapter meeting and enameled buttons sale are planned as canvassing continues.
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RED Cross
Goshen
M. Adele Schoonmaker
American Red Cross
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Misa B Schocnmaker
Yoa
KROM IMPROVES INJURED RAYMOND AFTER POLE FALL
Goshen June 22 Raymond Kiot injured when he fell from a telegraph pole in wet conditions. He suffered painful injuries but is reported to be improving at Gotham Emergency Hospital.
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Goshen
Raymond
Gothen
Hesphal
Middletown Men Leave for Federal Service to join Tenth NY Infantry
The Middletown detachment headed to New York City for federal service with the Tenth New York Infantry Armory at 8:18 AM on Saturday, then to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis for three months of intensive training in the Medical Department. Local guard units from the National Guard will train conscripts, with most members of the division expected to depart for Indiana.
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H J Shelie
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James C. Donovan
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Job V. Jackson
Medical Department
National Guard
United States
New York National Grand Musical Department
Tisi
New Torx Armory
Indiana
New York
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