Hutchinsons Barn Dance Draws 500 From Across Orange County
More than 500 guests from Orange County and beyond attended a barn dance last evening at Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hutchinson’s pig farm near Montgomery. The event, held in a vast barn prepared by Hutchinson and a crew of 15, featured Holle’s orchestra from New York City, elaborate decorations, and spacious rooms for dancers and socializing. The night began around 8:30 with strong crowds arriving by auto and wagon, guests wore rural attire, and refreshments were served shortly before midnight before dancing continued into the early hours.
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Orange County
James L. Hutchinson
Pig Place
Montgomery
Dire
Hutchinyon
Holle
New York City
R. J. Holle
Matehattan Band
Mineola
Riverhead
Long Island
Barnote
Rnral Iifp
Shimiilar
Miss Margaret Mahoney Weds Joseph Kennedy in Mount Carmel Church
Miss Margaret L. Mahoney and Joseph M. Kennedy, both of this city, united in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Rev. Colfer officiating. Bridesmaid Miss May Thonemann and best man Thomas J. Mahoney stood by as flower girl Miss Mario G. Mahoney presented garlands. A reception followed at the bride’s home, with gifts including jewelry, china, and cut glass. The couple, now married, departed for a short honeymoon, later returning to 45 Wilbur Avenue.
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Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Margaret L. Mahoney
Joseph M. Kennedy
Father Colfer
May Thonemann
Thomas J. Mahoney
Binghautton
Mario G. Mahoney
David Walsh
Misa
Casey
Misa Murle
bin Best
Joseph Cunmisky
John Schilit
Thomas H. Flood
California Avenue
Kennedy
Wilter Avenue
Herbert
Watkins
Aestoph Wathine
Wea
George V Kinne
Marr Mahoney
Montirelio
Mira Katherine Ma
Liberty High School High Passes In Exams At Liberty
Thirty seven students achieved high marks in several subjects at Liberty High School last week. The year’s top tally rose from two hundred sixty two students who passed the examinations last year.
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Liberty
Liverts High School
Third Maxwell Trial Expected in Newburgh District Court
In Newburgh on Monday District Attorney J D Wilson Jr will seek a retrial of David Maxwell on charges of burglary in the third degree and hand larceny in the second degree If the motion is granted the third Maxwell trial on these counts continues the ongoing case amid prior proceedings and district scrutiny
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Newburgh
J.D. Wilson, Jr
David Maxwell
Anne Maxwell
Fast Time Made at Motor Races at Chicago Speedway
International Nova Service reports at Chicago's two mile Speedway a field of twenty-one automobiles broke from a rising start for the Mimo Motor Derby. Dario Resta led the pack in a Tonkert, clocking an average speed near 147 miles an hour.
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International Nova Service
Speedway Talk
Chicago
WotCom
Dario Resta
Local Trout Stock Report From Mentorlia and River Branches
In Mentorlia on June 26, thirty eight hand trout were added to the brook at this locality. A total of 18008 nadlaive trout were placed in the west branch of the Mongcaup river and Kinnie brook. Fifteen thousand TATE were received from the Mate and placed in lower Kinnin and tributaries of One west branch of the Mongaop.
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Jume
Mongcaup
Kinnie Brook
Tate
Tom
Kinnin
Mongaop
Graduation echoes at hospital linger amid ceremonies
At the State Hospital a graduation banquet and recital featured remarks by Dr Ashe Jey and Miss Valley, with a musicians’ program led by Chris Berg and others. Report notes the sorrow over Mrs Harry W Kline’s death, officials from Albany visiting, and a festive campus mood amid hospital events and local concerns.
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Ashe Jey
Phig
Mins Halwick
Seasholtz
Frank McChesney
Charles Moore
Miss Cropsey
Ruth
J. U. Shalton
Prrestion
Julia J. Worden
Misa Sinai
Mina Voux
Mins Peake
Miss Grima
Clnne
Mainlahd
Rev Hunter Tells of Western Trip at First Baptist
Fr iday evening at the First Baptist Church Rev Fencet Pres tos Duntet spoke about a western journey to the Dadde coast covering Tala points to Los Angeles. The audience listened as Mr Hunter shared impressions and details of the voyage and its significance.
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First Baptist Church
Fencet Prestos Duntet
Los Angeles
Tate Nest
Hunter Eeperts
Tuxedo Day at Goshen
July 4 event offering free round trip train transport from Tuxedo to Goshen for villagers and families to attend horse racing. Free admission to the grandstand and a special program with classic races. Committee members include G. O. Bush, P. Lorillard, and S. Patterson.
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Goshen
P. Lorilard, Jr
G. O. Bush
P. Lorillard
Patterson
Contributions to Middletown-Gosen Convalescent Home
A 1913 season report lists contributions totaling 138.42 from multiple donors and groups. Names include First Baptist Church and its classes, North Street Congregational Church, Webb Horton Memorial Church, Mrs. Lavinia White, Mrs. James Hatton, Russell Wiggins, and Eva M L Di. CG A Owen serves as treasurer.
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Middletown-Gosen
Chautauqua
First Baptist Church
Her. F. P. Hunter
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chnstian Endersor
Lavinia White
Henry Furnel
North Street Congregational Church
Friend
Webb Horton
Orange Chapter plans outings at several homes
Port Jervis June 26 orange chapter plans outings inviting members to picnics at the residences of Eugene Phedes in Westbrookville William T Doty Circitle, Willian Zock Getellrex Lorea J Cefe Montasua N J visits Queen Esthar Chapter in Middletown and the entertainment event mentioned by members.
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Port Jervis
Orange Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
N. J
Bere
Queen Esthar
Middetown
Beatrice Burr Sand
Postponed Band Concert Delighted Large Crowd
A large audience gathered at Al Academy Avenue Park Friday evening for C. C. Brady's band concert. The program pleased attendees as rain had caused postponement from Tuesday. officials plan to proceed with future performances as scheduled.
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C. C. Brady
Academy Avenue Park
Dernan
Storm King Highway Plans Submitted for Approval
State agency forwarded the Storm King highway project to engineer Chas. W. Smith for approval after presenting the construction plans.
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Storm King
Whieme
Cerny
Chas. W. Smith
Superintendents of Poor Convention Dates Noted
The county superintendents of the poor held their annual convention at Poughkeepsie from June 20 to 23, 1998, with discussions on county welfare administration and aid distribution. The event gathered officials from multiple counties to review policies and share best practices.
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Superintendents OF Poor
County Superintendents of the Poor
Poughkeepaie
Miss Rita Hounslow Ill in Buffalo Hospital
Mr and Mrs A G Norton of 45 Washington Street report their daughter Miss Rita Hounslow, noted pianist at recent tabernacle services, is seriously ill in a Buffalo hospital with scarlet fever.
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A. G. Norton
Washington Street
Rita Hounslow
Buifxio
Miss Hounslow Stricken During Aldrich Campaign in Buffalo
The mother of the young lady reports she lies ill with fever at her bedside. Miss Hounslow had just completed six weeks assisting in the Aldrich evangelistic campaign in Buffalo. Her condition was serious but is now said to show potential for recovery. Friends hoped she would attend mid July content meetings in Buffalo conducted by Rev. M. V. B. Williams.
Local Liquor Dealers Head to Utica Convention
John W Boex and Joan J Lawlor represent city liquor dealers and depart Sunday night for Utica for the New York State Retail Liquor Dealers convention to be held Monday to Wednesday. An executive committee meets Monday at the Hotel Viuea. Delegates join a parade Tuesday at 9 20 am to the convention hall opening that day.
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John W. Boex
Joan J. Lawlor
Utica
New York
Maenaetehot Hall
No verdict reached in Monticello water case
In Monticello Nasirecele versus the president and trustees of the Village of Mon Yeni the court returned a sealed verdict after a morning session. The suit questions the right to use lake water as a source for Mont drinking water. Attorneys Atram FL of MidNdesa and Elsworth af Hurlersile appeared for the plaintiff.
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Monticello
Nasirecele
Mon- Yeni
Unis Momning
Posal
Birth of a Son for Wilbur Family at Fairview
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wilbur of 10 Fairview avenue announce the birth of a son on Saturday morning. The family expresses joy and notes the newborn joins their household in the community.
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Benjamin Wilbur
Fairview Avenue
How to Guard Cherry Trees Versus Robins
Pennsylvania zoologist H A Surface notes methods to deter robins from cherries. Tactics include hanging bright tin pieces, wire cages with cats, and mounted hawks or owls, though results vary. Better results come from planting more trees and offering early cherry varieties and mulberries to reduce pressure. Robins aid in pest control by eating harmful insects and may tolerate some cherry losses during nesting.
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H. A. Surface
Pennsylvania
Otte
Teally
Governor Wood
Guests of Author Many From Here Aboard Erie Train
A special Erie train carried a group of guests to the Gray summer home at Lackawaxen Pa. They arrived at 7:18 PM and planned to stay over Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Zane Grey plus New York visitors such as Harry Shorter Charles Swayze George Moore Frances Hoar John Corwin Ethel Rosevear Selwyn Gibbs Oliver Reckafellow Myrta Gibbs Dorothy Ackerman Mildred Ferguson Dr Northway Meyer Romer Grey Marie Johnson Lawrence McBratt Ellsworth Grey Ruth Hathaway and Sanford Durland of Chester.
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Erie
Zane Gray
South Street
Lackawazen
Harry Shorter
Charles Swayze
George Moore
Frances Hoar
John Corwin
Ethel Rosevear
Selwyn Gibbs
Oliver Reckafellow
Myrta Gibbs
Dorothy Ackerman
Mildred Ferguson
Northway Meyer
Death of Byron Groo in the West
The Sons of the Revolution of New York announce the death of Byron Groo in Salt Lake City Utah where he led political and journalistic life for years Born in Grahamsville Sullivan County he served in the Black Hawk War and held posts from editor of the Salt Lake City Herald to city recorder He also served on the Utah State Land Commission and led a jewelry firm and several banks His family descended from Orange County Revolutionary stock and he was nephew of the late Judge W Z Groo of this clip
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Sons of the Revolution
New York
Byon Groo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Groo
Grahamsville
Sullivan County
City Resistrar
Utah State Land Commission
Orange County
Brran Groo
W. Z. Groo
Van Deusen divorce proceedings near closing in New York
Briefs in the divorce case of Harriet L. Van Deusen of this city against husband Robert T. Van Deusen were nearly concluded Thursday in New York before referee Charles Morschauser of Poughkeepsie. Most testimony was heard earlier. the summing up occupied several hours. Van Deusen is said to be worth several million, and the couple have three children. Counsels Wise and Seeger presented for the parties, with briefs to be submitted by July 7.
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Newhutsh
Jens
Harriet L. van Deusen
Robert T. van Densen
New York
Charles Morschauser
Pourhkeepsie
Deo Siren
van Treusen
United States
Wise
van Deusen
Jndie Seccer
Peace Pipe for Smith at Red Men meeting in New York
Assessor Charles E. Smith of PBachamion receives a Peace Pipe presented at a Red Men gathering in New York. The ceremony, linked to local sachems, follows Smith's recent visit to a nearby pine location and reflects ceremonial tribute at the Thursday evening event.
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Smith
Charles E. Smith
Pbachamion
New York
Wamectias
Mt. Smith
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